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Can you use an electric griddle to keep re-heats down by placing your Pyrex cup on top after you already finished using the microwave?

I use m-f plastic and was wondering how long do you guys usually leave it in the microwave?

After a couple of re-heats my colors get darker so I want to stop that. I usually heat it then stop and then stir in 30sec intervals.

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Can you use an electric griddle to keep re-heats down by placing your Pyrex cup on top after you already finished using the microwave?

I use m-f plastic and was wondering how long do you guys usually leave it in the microwave?

After a couple of re-heats my colors get darker so I want to stop that. I usually heat it then stop and then stir in 30sec intervals.

 

Can you use an electric griddle to keep re-heats down by placing your Pyrex cup on top after you already finished using the microwave?

 

[i do sometimes but I'd rather mix smaller batches and have few reheats.]

 

 

 

I use m-f plastic and was wondering how long do you guys usually leave it in the microwave?

After a couple of re-heats my colors get darker so I want to stop that. I usually heat it then stop and then stir in 30sec intervals.

 

I normally do 15-30 second bursts but I return it to the micro as soon as my molds are full.  I don't let it set around on the workbench and start cooling.  I always add heat stabilizer when I reheat.  I have found that white and chartreuse are the ones that change colors fast.

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Can you use an electric griddle to keep re-heats down by placing your Pyrex cup on top after you already finished using the microwave? [i do sometimes but I'd rather mix smaller batches and have few reheats.]   I use m-f plastic and was wondering how long do you guys usually leave it in the microwave?After a couple of re-heats my colors get darker so I want to stop that. I usually heat it then stop and then stir in 30sec intervals. I normally do 15-30 second bursts but I return it to the micro as soon as my molds are full.  I don't let it set around on the workbench and start cooling.  I always add heat stabilizer when I reheat.  I have found that white and chartreuse are the ones that change colors fast.

Ok that's what I do but yah the white and chartreuse colors are the ones I justed used and turned dark pretty quick that's why I was asking that question. I'll will add heat stabilizer before every re-heat to see if that helps

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