Is this non-flammable? I need to use something on my burners and burner inserts, but obviously can't have anything flammable where the flame will be.
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The Stove Polish is a water based product when applied, and will dry and adhere to surface. According to the product pdf for Imperial KK0059 Stove Polish Paste (Google "pdf for Imperial KK0059 Stove Polish Paste") the product is flammable if exposed to flame.
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! I can't think what kind of burners you are talking about, but no, I can't imagine it being flamable, tho I just use it on my wood stove when the fire is out. I was a little disappointed in it tho, as I was visualizing a polish I could buff to a shine, but it is a dull polish that does cover any rust.
648701
No, their lawyers wouldn't approve of any use on surfaces which are flammable which would include wood. I ignore it (on wood) but a wise precaution would be to put a thin bit or reflective insulation (found at Home Depot or Lowes for various applications), maybe aluminum foil would work but double up on it. Best idea yet, put a timer on it where at least you have to reset it if you forget it's on which I do frequently. I works very well but does get hot. I recommend it's careful use.
692013
I wouldn't because of fumes. I just use kerosene. I think it would be hard on the heater, ignition n soot build up.
1488645
It is totally possible. I'd suggest getting some kind of tray if your burner doesn't have any. (Mine did.) You'll need to pile it up fairly high if you want the gas to be dispersed through it. Two bags, I'd say. And you should be aware, this stuff is like broken bits of safety glass. If you want a "pretty" effect, I'd spend more money and get the polished kind of fire-glass.
1622061
Yes it is. I would avoid putting it on a stove of direct flame because the stainless steel would warp, but i have put mine in a dish washer over 100 times with no problems.
6731
No, I do not think it is safe to use on a burner or grill. It is oven and microwave safe, but not on an open flame.
21417
That's probably ok. I ended up ruining mine be repeatedly heating it without anything in it (I kept getting the burner knobs mixed up). Eventually the enamel coating popped off the iron core. So there is some temperature sensitivity in the enamel coating. Granted, I was stupid. I should have been more careful. :(
818306
I read the container and it doesn't say flammable. It lubricates the blades and cleans that's all I can tell you.
635265
I have 4 in my house and 1 in my RV and am very sensitive to any chemical or irritant. I have had no issues at all. Here is the info your requested: Non-flammable. Non-combustible PAP, RoHS, REACH, WEEE compliant VOC, PAHS, Asbestos free. Contains no harmful chemicals or metals International Safety Standard Approved - SABS, TVgs, cUL USA, NOM, CE, InMetro, NF, SII and NSW
864707
I used this sealer to seal a brick wall which I exposed for a new kitchen. I can attest to the ability of this sealer to prevent brick dust, but I don't know about its NON FLAMMABLE qualities. This sealer is invisible, so, if you want the brick to appear as it does before sealing, this one is for you.
511177
I have not had a chance to use the burner so I can't answer your question. I'm on vacation right now and will check the item when I get back.
2007381
We used ours with our Coleman single burner, didn't have any problems with the coating coming off at all on our entire trip and must have been used at least 8-10 times. Perhaps we didn't have the heat up as high as the other people? But we did heat all our food through and made coffee (we forgot the kettle!) and heated beans - we certainly didn't want any of the things we heated to be anywhere near 300 degrees though. We also put one of the pans over an actual firepit fire on a cooking grill thing with fold out legs - worked great on that too. All I can say is we're still using ours and it looks fine to me.
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Yes it is safe. Make sure to place it over the burner which is closest to the size of the base of the pot so heat is directly under and not around sides of pot. Also let it cool down before washing it. You will absolutely love it.
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I would be very leery about using glass as a flat surface next to burners. Are the other two burners you use gas? Or are they electric? There is bound to be intense heat involved if the glass edge is anywhere close to flame or a heating element. I don't know if the glass is tempered or designed for such temperature extremes. Furthermore, this item has little plastic feet in the corners that could melt. I'm sorry, but without asking the manufacturer directly if it could tolerate this, I wouldn't do it.
1788389
i spray it on my hair then i proceed to flat iron. I dont have any info on it being flammable. I just use my common sense and use it in a safe way lol.
891431
We burn it off every time we use it. Never had an issue. We get it hot enough that we need fire gloves to hold the grill to put our food on it. This is a great product!
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I would not. It is microwave safe, but I would not subject it to the direct heat of a burner.