Is there a pacific way melting ?
1749739
I think there are instructions on the package but I put it in a plastic bowl and microwaved it for 30 seconds on high, stirred it and repeated until it was melted. Cleanup was easy since it is soap. You could probably also do it on a stove but I'm not sure of the timing.
2114646
If you look up the melting point of lead, (621 F) and the melting point of copper, (1984 F) you will see that you will have a long wait for copper to melt. In fact - it won't.
934437
I've been using mine almost every other meal for several months now and haven't noticed any melting whatsoever. I would imagine that melting would only occur if you kept it on high heat with no water in the pot.I wouldn't think twice about buying this product again even if it did melt. The time saved in cleaning this because I can easily throw it in the dishwasher sells it on its own.
458860
After a year I had mine melt into the dash one day in Seattle. I have a review with pictures in that section. It has seen hotter weather but something about today (68 degrees measured in the shade) and it decided to melt.
1877200
No, this mold is made of aluminum, so the temperatures required to melt copper is much higher than what this mold can handle. I suggest an iron mold for what you want.
1624311
We have shipped to Mexico, but be aware that the shortening may melt during transit.
1576988
I don't think so because the melting point of silver is about 1700 degrees F and Gold is about 1900 degrees F.The highest temperature I have attained with this pot is 800 degrees F.
1095375
Not easily. It is a soldering iron with a blade tip so it would mean really slow melting progress.
1629492
It's melting point is 76 degrees. So if the environment in which you store it gets to that temperature, it won't be solid.
1592920
Hello it will depend on your method of shipping, if you have prime you will receive air shipping and very less likely to melt. If you choose ground service it might be possible to melt depending on your carriers route
619258
I don't think it would melt- but it won't last long. We live in an area that gets 100 or more- and it hasn't melted, but I expect it to fade REALLY fast.
71515
It should, I have used to spread other ice melt products. You may have to declump sea salt if it is not uniformly pebble like.
2022602
Maybe. In the summer they ship in ice packs.BUT, it was still 95 degrees in Sacramento when mine arrived MELTED. (Oct 3, 2014)
1905955
I don't believe so as during the cast iron process any lead would melt away from the extreme high heat.
1428373
This kettle has a copper bottom/insert, and I suspect you could melt it IF you let the kettle boil dry. I actually did that to an aluminum tea kettle once. But IMO it would never happen under normal use -- the boiling water keeps it cool enough to ever allow that to happen.
1227065
No. I see no sign of melting. The bulb is warm enough to touch and not fear burn. I'll keep an eye on this, and should I see otherwise, will let you know.
647047
The best way to melt the ice is to carefully remove as much as possible with a non - metal scraper and let the UV rays of the sun get to the dark surface and melt the ice. Using any other heat source can damage the panel or the glass encapsulation, if any electrical solder joints are damaged the panel can become useless. If there is not enough sun to melt a thin layer of ice, there is most likely not enough sun to make any real power either. Pouring hot water on the panels could crack the glass, cells, frame, etc. but it may be possible to use some water to aid in melting the ice if it is above freezing temp of 32 degrees f.