My wife bought those "high temperature" silicone strips that go alongside the edges of our stove, to keep crap from falling in between the stove and countertop.
Today she bought a basket that's made out of the same stuff, that goes in the air fryer, so crap doesn't go everywhere, and makes it easier to clean. Does anyone know what makes this stuff be able to withstand 400+F temperatures?
It looks and feels like the soft rubber that windshield wipers are made form. They also make those gas stove surface covers out of it, that go practically right up to the burner, to protect the stovetop from boil over slop and drips.
It's amazing how much heat this stuff can withstand. You would guess it would turn into melted goo, by getting it that hot. But it holds up beautifully.
Today she bought a basket that's made out of the same stuff, that goes in the air fryer, so crap doesn't go everywhere, and makes it easier to clean. Does anyone know what makes this stuff be able to withstand 400+F temperatures?
It looks and feels like the soft rubber that windshield wipers are made form. They also make those gas stove surface covers out of it, that go practically right up to the burner, to protect the stovetop from boil over slop and drips.
It's amazing how much heat this stuff can withstand. You would guess it would turn into melted goo, by getting it that hot. But it holds up beautifully.
