can u used under flour heated mat with this product
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I am not sure I did not use under heat on mind, the mat went down easy and the contractor liked it
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Yep, just allow for the additional built up 1/2" =/- prior to setting on substrate. Note I used custom's level quick before mudding in the Ditra underlayment.
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I've not done it, but I'm sure it would work. The Ditra material is mortared to the flooring, then mortar is applied over the top, in which the heat may would be embedded.
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I do not cool my cookies on the silicone mat but it is silicone after all so maybe you could.---I just feel like it serves the purpose for preparing dough and that's all that I use it for. cookies will cool faster if you put them on a wire rack or plate
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you can because it is made out of reynolon. but you have to make sure it is completely covered, it is still plastic and it is not recommended going over 350 for melting purposes. me personally i have not used it at that high of a temp to cook. i wouldnt exactly use the words "oven-proof" it is plastic. temp is a big big part of it.
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No, you cannot put under the broiler. In fact, you shouldn't use in an oven above 400 degrees. Another tip...don't use Pam or other sprays.
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It works just like a cookie sheet. Anything you'd cook on a cookie sheet you can cook on this mat.
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I have only placed something really hot on it one time but grabbed a mat to put under it. For that short time it didn't hurt it but I always put a mat under my hot items on my counters also. But very easy to do. I really like mine but I needed the extra space.
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No. Use it as it comes. If using it for pastry and such it is always best to first dust lightly with flour.
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You cannot, it may melt and ruin the floor of your oven. Directly on the metal floor gets too hot
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I am not sure on that question, but I usually put it under the heating element. If you have a gas oven then that is not an option, but most have electric and the liner goes under the heating element. Sorry not too much help. I would guess it is fine, but please contact Chef's planet to make sure.
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This insulated mat was not meant to put on any stove expecially the newer ranges with a ceramic glass cooktop. I use it only on my kitchen formica counters placed under my coffee maker and toaster for protection.
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Yes, that should be no problem to use under the broiler. It has a nice weight to the pan and very versatile!
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Hi Laura, This nonstick baking mat works with temperatures between -40 F to 480 F. Because the mat is nonstick, it is extremely easy to clean. Many times, you will find that simply wiping it down with a paper towel is sufficient. Otherwise, just wipe it down with a soapy sponge and rinse the mat with warm water.
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When I researched last year in re to purchasing a heating mat for seed starting I came across a warning to NEVER use a "for human use" heating pad as it is too warm, even on a low setting. They are not manufactured with a controlled heat setting that is low enough for seed starting. I would not try it. I bought 2 of this Viagro mat & it worked great for me.
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I'm not too familiar with gas ovens, but as long as you can place this mat under the heat source it should be OK. I have an electric oven and the mat slips underneath the heat element.
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Hi Gottaluvlabs,Please not trim the mat. Doing this will expose the fiberglass core which would make it unusable. The only solution is to have overhang, unfortunately. We are currently looking at adding new sizes so you can keep an eye out for that.Happy baking!BrightSpring
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The highest that I've used thus far is 450 F and upon removal out of oven, the mat appeared a bit oily. However, when I use them at below 400 F no oil appears. Good Luck!
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Absolutely! In fact, I have used it in my granite countertop and my wood table. The mat is completely cool underneath after using.