Are these coated in wax so they wont disintegrate?
1688927
I used these for a wedding and they held up for several hours just fine. Except for my three year old chewing on his, no one had any issues. They will get soft, but they dont fall apart in your drink. I left a few in a cup overnight to test them out and they were still in tact the next morning.
1688928
No they are not coated in wax, but are reasonably thick so they hold up for a little while.
1536723
No, they won't go flat. I think they are plastic with a rubber layer, or a hard rubber.
776675
No, they are very pliable & would dissolve. Even when water touches them they begin to do that. I hope you are not trying to do something harmful to something unable to protect itself. If so, try it on yourself first.
906240
Not really. They aren't glossy or smooth though. they are just powder coated.
568849
No, the plastic did not melt. They lasted a long time, and were not too hot.
19187
They are not coated, just buffered to a smooth surface, but not porous & can be disinfected I believe.
1652714
I don't know for sure but it looks like they're made out if tin, and they are very sturdy. I've had no problem with mine.
1360692
No they are not. You zip them up and dispose of them. They are a durable plastic.
708917
I'm not sure about the coated part, but most of the pills I split are scored and with ANY of my pills, I haven't had even one disintegrate yet. I LOVE this pill splitter and wondered what I ever did without it!!
1087954
No, these are plastic with a wax coating. My bees are drawing them out nicely. But opinions vary regarding plastic and wax. I am going to try wired wax next time.
1219141
I can't imagine why they wouldn't. However, you can't soak them or they dissolve into dust so that could be a problem
1435069
I heat water in them in the microwave all of the time and never have any problems. I even rinse and reuse the cups - and then heat water in them in the microwave. I usually stop at 4 rounds of this, but they don't lose integrity at all, and I don't notice any melting wax or burned paper.
1480398
No they are made from resin but look real enough if you don't touch them. Sorry it took me so long to answer
786200
No! They are disposable like all but a very few. They do seem to last longer than most however.
1087955
No, they are plastic foundation that has been lightly coated with bees wax. The wax just helps the bees to accept it as a surface to build on. Seems to work my bees built nice comb on it. Hops this helps.
19186
They are not coated as they are real basalt. Yes they are very easily sanitized
2087320
Yes they are non-coated. The only reason I bought them was because I (correctly) thought they were non-coated.