Is this OK to throw in boiling water? That's how they're washing them at camp.
1801299
They did just fine in boiling water. That was how we washed them at our girl scout camp. When we came home, I put it all through the dish washer for an extra cleansing.
1801300
I am not sure. Never throw it in boiling water but washed it with hot boiled water before & it was ok. hope my answer helps.
1801301
Should be fine as a "dunk and rinse" as long as you don't let them sit and boil around. They may get a little softer, so I'd try to avoid deforming them until they've cooled for a few seconds (otherwise they make stay a bit warped). Hope this helps.
1801302
This set is made of a thinner plastic...it might not be okay for it to be in water that is currently boiling.
2060096
I have only used mine for iced drinks. I would think it would be OK to pour boiling water in them on a chilly day.
1368806
Yes! You can boil these. If you are concerned about them melting, you may want to bring your water to a good rolling boil then throw them into to the pot and put a top on it. Turn off the heat and let it sit there for about 10 minutes. Then take them out with a pair of tongs and let air dry on a clean towel. I hope this helps! :)
1597314
This is how I wash my dishes too. In the hottest water and they're just fine. (Unless your water is hotter than mine... )
511388
No it is all plastic inside. I would not recommend boiling water. It might melt.
2144468
Hi Matthew, i havent tried that but i would say no... it never gets to a boil and you might end up with a sticky mess.
425756
I don't know if you can wash then in hot water. I wash everything in cold water. You will have to ask the company directly.
60954
You can wash it because the top comes off, and you could disinfect it with a disinfectant solution, but it's plastic so it won't withstand the temperatures needed for sterilization such as in boiling water. I found mine stopped working after the second use anyway.
831223
Not sure of the correct method but I always allow pans to cool before washing them. So far, so good.
49881
I cannot answer about the boiling water, I can tell you that they are not the same thickness as a regular canning jar. They appear to be somewhat thinner.
1011703
This is like a small inflatable swimming pool. I wouldn't think boiling water would be too good for it. It is made for ice.
707317
Yes--I probably wouldn't put boiling water in it, but we used warmed water in it a couple of times when we needed/wanted hotter water.
658743
boiling water will most likely cause producing very toxic substances which (like the tea bags of this kind) are contributors to cancer and other health problems. So, I do not recommend using those bags in high temperatures. those bags will do great for lavender and little gifts but stay away from making a tea in them or washing in boiling water.
2061069
I have never tried putting boiling water in the bag but I know people who put the bags into boiling water to cook food. I personally do not cook in any plastic for Heath reasons.
1296014
We put food directly on it, but it gets really messed up (as in dirty) that way, so we started using foil to save the washing up while camping.
112499
I sure haven't tried that. I would suggest a mild bleach and water solution rather than boiling water. Good luck!
658741
The bags are made of a very sheer fine mesh (organza). I am not sure about boiling water.