Microwave-Bowl-Potholders-Improved Technique
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Today I ran across this website for producing multiple Microwave-Bowl-Potholders. I really like her idea of cutting out the dart to decrease bulk.
http://www.lisalewiskoster.com/2013/...otholders.html
http://www.lisalewiskoster.com/2013/...otholders.html
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Today I ran across this website for producing multiple Microwave-Bowl-Potholders. I really like her idea of cutting out the dart to decrease bulk.
http://www.lisalewiskoster.com/2013/...otholders.html
http://www.lisalewiskoster.com/2013/...otholders.html
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Beware when making microwave bowls or pot holders ---- there is cotton batting available at Joann Fabrics that is ALL cotton and intended for use in microwave projects. Warm and Natural has a scrim holding it together that is not cotton and could easily start on fire in a microwave.
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Anything will catch fire it you heat it long enough.
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Can be. They are made for warming up things, not for cooking. The problem seems to be when people put them into the microwave for 5 -10 minutes to cook, not 2 minutes to warm something up, like soup. I use them to make instant oatmeal and/or soup all the time at 2 minutes.
Anything will catch fire it you heat it long enough.
Anything will catch fire it you heat it long enough.
Good point...so using these for 2 minute increments or less would be advisable......then I'm not going to bother...just use the grabbers I have now...thanks.....
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Can be. They are made for warming up things, not for cooking. The problem seems to be when people put them into the microwave for 5 -10 minutes to cook, not 2 minutes to warm something up, like soup. I use them to make instant oatmeal and/or soup all the time at 2 minutes.
Anything will catch fire it you heat it long enough.
Anything will catch fire it you heat it long enough.
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