Is this safe for toaster oven handle repair?
1130423
I would refer to the manufacturer. I would be afraid that it might give off toxic fumes if it gets too hot.
1326488
The handle will not be oven safe, so removing the handle would be sufficient.
382018
I plan on buying these and I think the answer is to thoroughly clean the handle and the pocket it fits into and fill it with enough clear silicone caulk to seal and glue it for good. If you're concerned about contamination I don't think it'd be an issue as the caulk is almost 100% silicone when dry and will be on the inside of the flexible spatula piece anyways.
1936787
Yes it is. No problem with safety or burns as long as you keep your fingers or objects away from the top of the toaster.I have been very happy with this particular toaster. Adjustable heat levels will be different for different foods toasted depending on thickness, moisture content and whether or not the item was frozen, refrigerated or room temp.
390452
I havent used mine in the oven yet, so i am not able to advise. As per the specs, the handle is heat resistant Bakelight, so it should be able to withstand heat . I would advise emailing the manufacturer's customer service Dept directly. They should be able to assist.
214652
The handle is able to withstand low to medium heat. However, to be safe you can remove the handle to avoid having any issues before placing it in the oven. It's very easy to remove the screw and then replace. This is a very nice pitcher.
1624376
If it's safe for a conventional oven I don't see why it couldn't be used in a toaster oven, as long as it fits.
1649538
I have a new one on hand I haven't switched to yet, so I was able to look at the packaging and it doesn't say. The handle is like a hard plastic material, it reminds me of the knobs and handles on my scanpan, le creuset and like, which are all approved for the oven with the lowest maximum temperature of 375 out of the different brands. So it should be, but I haven't tried it.
1519477
I don't see that it would be any problem for the stone, but you might want to check with the toaster oven manufacturer...
1586184
The coating on the handle is the same beeswax as the rest so no problem there. The yellow plug pops right out, so you can remove before putting in the oven.
1026761
Great cleaner, however, I would refer to the manufacturer's website for the type of metal your handles are made out of: http://www.maasinc.com/ Hope it works for you!
812526
The black handle is attached with 2 rivets, and does not appear to designed to be removed. I can't remember what the instructions said about putting it in the oven if that's why you're asking. Many of these phenolic handles are oven-safe up to a point. But woks aren't normally put to that kind of use. The handle does not heat up at all even if the wok is heated empty over high heat for several minutes.
595192
Depends on the handle , you have to heat the handle to the point where the solder will flow into the repair ,if your material is too thin where your heating it could simply melt away.
750727
It's all metal except the knob and both handles have a silicone? insert or covering to, I believe, help you grip those parts better. I'm not sure if they're heat resistant at all. The clip or scraper on the bottom may be plastic.
34817
That is what I use it for, but I guess I it would depend on the size of your toaster oven.
2272614
It does not seem to be any more dangerous than most oven cleaners. If you are careful, it's fine. I just love it and I'm getting ready to order more for summer grilling utensils:)
1281383
&#9726;Wooden handles can be wrapped with foil for use in oven &#9726;A light coating of food-grade mineral oil on the handle after oven use is suggested