what is the difference between the heat and bond fusible and the heat and bond iron-on?
1709267
The one marked "light" or "sewable" doesn't gum up your sewing machine. The other one is very difficult to sew.
2245788
I have never seen that phrase used in describing this material. It is MultiClad Pro which indicates that aluminum is encased between the steel to make for a very sturdy and conductive pan. This needs much lower heat to fry food so rarely is there any burning or scorching. The clean up is so very easy, also. Many times just soap and water is needed; other times Bar Keepers Friend is used. This is a fairly heavy pan and has always been compared to the standard All-Clad professional pans. I don't think anyone could tell the difference between the two, except for the price.
2217991
The cover is steel as opposed to TWS aluminum cover so its much more durable. I own both and both hold zero the same as far as I can tell. Fitting was simple.
1741938
I don't fully understand your question, but the iron heats up very quickly.
2054746
The paper work reads one year limited warranty. Not due to normal wear. Save the receipt and paper work if you buy it requires proof it says. this iron is hotter than my old Maytag cordless but I use it often since I sew & quilt. I am very happy with it.
2025057
dear Jan, as I see it, there is NO difference what so ever. This oven is wonderful! one tip, whether baking or using convection in oven, this puppy is a bit quick! My banana bread was too brown on top and still gooey in middle.. frozen pizza works amazing! cooks in3/4 the time... hope this helps....thanks, Tim
1449743
Yes I purchased both. I found this one to be "friendlier" on stainless steel which you did not want to see any scratches on, when using. This one appears to have a much finer powder to it. Use it with the sponges which are non scratch and you'll have new looking pans. I use it about once a week to make sure there is no oil build up on the sides. Works like a charm in eliminating burnt on oil as well.
1886410
I think the difference is bonding cream is a cream it spreads over the gum to hold the denture in place. The adhesive is more of a "stay put" it does not spread as much. Adhesive is more of a bond. I am not really to sure, I am going by with what I have used for my denture's.
2284280
The on/off switch is on the upper part of handle. There are 2 switches on/off and temp control. The temp control dial can easily get moved due to using the iron. I have to check it often to make sure it is not on high. Wish this iron had an auto off after a period of time. It is a fantastic iron.
590383
The temp setting on your iron does not make a difference. This product does not adhere fabrics together. It will melt but it will not adhere. I went to fabric store and bought hem bond by Singer and it worked like a charm even at low settings. Don't waste your money or your time.
556313
I've used several brands and can't tell any difference. Just for the fun of it, I set the heat to the lowest setting and sealed a zip loc sandwich bag. I've not had any second thoughts about this purchase. I've been through several lower priced sealers and wish I had started with this one.
647813
The differance is night and day, think about it, cast iron like a resaurant steak house or wire to cook on?, the wire is a throw away, warps with use and cant get clean and the cast iron will last forever, You can not sere on wire
763974
impact bonded is the way that the steel is constructed to transmit heat - for me it works beautifully. My original search was for steel that did not have a 'non-stick' coating- this is what I purchased - no regrets at all.It transfers heat beautifully. Of course= you still have to cook properly as extreme high heat will not work well with ANY cookware
1435727
I used it with a commercial heat press for evenness of pressure........better control than trying to iron on.....very good product.....less "hazing" than older products of similar kind. Did a heather gray sweatshirt and after the first washing the "shadowing" was gone
2238407
they have a variety in Buff. I'd read the descriptions to see the difference in material (some are moisture wicking, some to hold heat in). Sorry I can't be of more help but I bought the two I did for winter use. Having said that, I love my Buff and bought one for my brother for Christmas!
1526610
it has glue on the heater element the brown stripes on the side are protective paper for the glue what come on the element fabric.... I have this kits on 2 of my cars .... they work great ... ready to install kit
1117868
Yes, they are different. They are heavy duty and protect your hands and fingers from the heat. My husband uses them to remove food from our smoker and pull pork apart.