Does it melt in hot weather? Can I gule it on a clay cupcake? Does it go bad easily?
785454
These are hard candies- you could glue to clay, but would be time consuming. They won't melt.
785455
they don't melt, they could be glued to anything but it would drive you crazy, and they don't go bad!!
1139222
This is a question for the manufacture, I would think in a convention oven it might melt.
2221003
mine stayed tacky for a few days, needs hot sun to bake it for a while. It will harden eventually, and look great. I used it on a home made picnic table, applied 3 coats. this stuff is amazing.
1851502
I have used mine for about a year now and use it specifically for baking. I have it stored in a clear glass jar the back of a cupboard. I have not had any problems with it going bad and cannot notice any change in taste in whatever I use it in.
2050177
Depends on what you mean by heat proof. It is a plastic pot, so it will melt if you try to burn it. If, however, you are asking about standing up to heat and sun, the answer is yes. I live in Tx and they weathered the TX summer just fine. Note I have only had them for a year.
1114981
Hey, sorry, I didn't see this earlier. I stored it in the fridge, and no it's not messy. Once stored in the fridge, it hardens a bit, but once taken out, it thaws out after a half an hour. My little niece also took it to school a few times lol, and it didn't melt or anything. If you want to know anything else, just let me know.
448367
I would say definitely, it's very dense material, it certainly would not melt if that's what you're worried about. Personally, I recommend just hand washing it very well inside and out because it's easy and quick...but if you have large hands that might not be an option.
1592727
I agree with Susan Messer. It can be either depending upon the temperature. It will melt at body temperature.
1624111
Whether a cookie sheet or pizza stone, it should be fine, and won't melt as long as you follow the package directions to not heat your oven past the burning point of the actual silicone. I think that's 425 or 450 degrees. These are great!! I use them everyday and even bought two more packs because my Mom and Nonna wanted to steal mine ;)
1365145
If the clay is of the same consistency as candy melts, it may work. However , although candy melts firm solid, they are not rock hard as clay may become,
749480
This one is definitely not melted but glued. The speed down button is faulty when I received mine, maybe during shipment.
626928
I tried putting a pot of boiling water on it and that didn't seem to do it any harm. Silicone can be quite heat tolerant but I'm not sure if this particular item would stand up to oven temperatures.
2042215
I think the manufacturer of the mold should address this. I used the WILTON Candy Melts and you don't heat that very hot. When I make hard candy, the liquid is very hot and I would be very concerned the mold would melt.
646582
This is whatever texture you make it!! Put it in refrigerated for thick and leave out a little to be loose. It's great for cupcakes and tastes awesome
1205168
Cupcakes are the only thing we have attempted to cook in this, however it does get hot enough to cook cupcakes in a fraction of the time (like 6 minutes) so I am guessing it would get hot enough to cook just about anything, the only hesitation I would have would be the lack of any sort of "drip tray" for greasy items. Overall this was a really great purchase for us!
650313
If you're planning on baking the clay, I don't recommend this glitter. It's mylar, it will melt if it gets hot enough. I know the Tim Holtz Distress Glitters are heat stable, so that should work, but most of the craft glitters will just melt if you get them hot. You could always buy a small pack and test it out first.
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no. it is paper. it will catch fire.it is safe in an oven up to 400 degrees F.