Is it okay to microwave it with the sleeve on it?
576005
The sleeve is soft rubber, so far durable, but I prefer not to microwave. I gave mine to my mom and she boiled the bottle without the rubber (just in case) in a hot pot only 1 time. This is just in case she pours extremely hot liquid and not crack or break. Hope this helps.
576006
I checked their official website and it noted that the products are not intended for the microwave.
576007
i wouldn't microwave the bottle with sleeve on it, because it can loosen the silicone and ruin the product.
576008
The product is not microwaveable. The lid is not dishwasher safe. It is better to pour hot water in- which is how I steep tea in it. My guess is that the bottle and sleeve might survive, but I don't think they are designed for the microwave.
1293426
It is plastic, so I wouldnt...(its fairly thick plastic, but no plastic is safe in a microwave)
538001
I do not microwave anything in plastic. Bentgo does say it is microvave safe, but I use this for cold lunches.
4530
You really shouldn't microwave any bottles. I recommend getting a bottle warmer or heating it in hot water.
1601838
I put my covers in the microwave, just loosely set on top. I haven't had any problems.
681271
I have not tried it, but given the lid is very secure, even if I did try it, I would microwave it without the lid. food does stay fairly warm, so unless you want piping hot, you may not need to microwave.
307521
Yes. I fold over the two opposite sides to fit the plate in my microwave. Sort of ends up looking like a "C" on it's side. I heat mine no more than 2 1/2 minutes. Since microwave ovens vary you have to experiment and be careful. As the other responder mentioned you can damage it if you overheat it. Start around 1 minute and work up from there.
922649
no, it say's that it is unsafe to warm in the microwave it can get too hot and burn the skin. Also the wax won't melt evenly only certain part like sides or top part of the wax, which can get too hot. the warmer is what melts it evenly at the same temp through out the wax which you can control what temp you would like the wax to be on. There are waxes made to be warmed in the microwave, but these wax containers are men't for warmers.
1084355
Yes. I would take the lid off. They heat rapidly, and as you know microwaves can unevenly heat food so be careful with feeding a baby.
1516911
I never thought of doing that but that is certainly a possibility. I think as long as you don't use it to heat up your food in it, it wouldn't be a problem. As long as it's clean and washed well you should be okay.
336341
Yes, that's how I used mine. It's definitely NOT for use in a microwave, though.
613226
I have microwaved food in the stoneware without problems. That said, I don't know what the manufacturer says about this practice.
1178084
I don't microwave plastic. I'm sure you can but you risk leaching chemicals and melting the thing. If you're looking to disinfect it then you can use boiling water or rinsing with rubbing alcohol (this is what I do).
1311334
yes, Jordan, the Harold soup mug is definitely safe for microwave cooking, as well as for reheating. just know that the mug and handle can both get very hot in the mw, so you need to place harold on top of a mw-safe plate and then you will be able to easily remove the cooked food. I purchased a nordicware mw-able dinner plate. (from amazon). And don't forget to use a loose lid.I've used my harold mug 3-5 x weekly for months and months. My only style wish would be a second handle, but nobody asked my opinion.
1254914
Yes, place the bowl and the red plastic caddy in the microwave. The plastic part stays cool to the touch. The handle makes it easy to remove the bowl when the heating time is finished.
597018
I don't recall if it is or not bit I would not recommend microwaving any food in any plastic container. The super heat of the microwave is sure to degrade plastic and cause release of chemicals into the food.
433658
I do the same thing I do when I microwave at home which is follow the directions. If the directions say to leave the lid on, I do. Otherwise I remove the lid and cover with a paper towel. I never thought it was a problem or unsafe to microwave my food at work.