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#1
okay I finally made one and love it so now I want to make as gifts. My question is what is the most time you can put them in the micro. I have a 1000 watt oven and have used it up to 3 and 1/2 min. I would hate to give them and it flames up . so if I could put instructions on them with the time limit warning would be great.
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going to make some for my daughters also. going to tell them to just use them when they are heating up individual bowls of EX; chili or a bowl of corn or something for dinner. that seldom takes longer than 2-3 min.
will be watching this to see what the advice is
will be watching this to see what the advice is
#7
OK... since I was the one who gave the tutorial on these, I have left mine in for 10 minutes and had NO problems. As I stated in my tut.... YOU MUST use 100% of everything just like erstan947 said. I also have a high watt microwave. If you use batting made with polyester you will have problems with it.
#9
PS... Also make sure your instructions say for RE- HEATING only. This is what I put on all my instructions. I also would not have left it in my Microwave for 10 minutes, this was a fluke and I probably would not advise that to anyone. So always instruct that to use with caution just like anything else, and of course a little common sense goes a long way too.
#10
Critical temperatures
• Glow temperature: 205°C (401°F)
• Fire point:210°C (410°F)
• Autoignition temperature: 407°C (765°F)
• Autoignition temperature: (for oily cotton): 120°C (248°F)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cotton
• Glow temperature: 205°C (401°F)
• Fire point:210°C (410°F)
• Autoignition temperature: 407°C (765°F)
• Autoignition temperature: (for oily cotton): 120°C (248°F)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cotton
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