hunterman927

Lol, yes, no plastic wars.... moisture is a good possibility. I've never really thought about that. I guess it could get in it when it starts cooling down and I warm it back up? I always just though it would get in it from the get go of it was going to be a problem. I'm working down here towards Galveston, TX and humidity is always a factor. I store my plastic inside my camper and never take more than what I'm going to use outside. I really don't know, I'm gonna stick with the microwave option for now I guess until I find a better option. Thank you for all the replies and ideas. I will start researching them more.

I am not a kitchen appliance guy.... that's the girlfriends area. Will an electric skillet work??? I sure wish I could cook this stuff over some charcoal.... I could do that.

Frank, thank you for the response. Yes I was hoping there would be something out there that would eliminate the reheat in the microwave. For some reason when I start the reheating process, at about 330-335 degrees, bubbles form??? Why only on the reheating?

Yeah I'll probably just stick with the microwave and bubbles for now. Just to many things that could go wrong imo. I was just trying to possibly get away from the bubbles when I reheat my plastic. Thank you for the reply.

Thank you for the reply.

First off, let me say hello... I've tried using the search feature on this site, tried searching for videos on youtube, and other forums as well for my question. So here is the question, Can you use pyrex cups with a hot plate to keep plastic warm? I know in the "dont's for newbies" sticky, someone posted that its a don't. I've seen videos on youtube where a guy was using a hot plate and had his pyrex cups sitting in it. I just don't wanna go buy a hot plate and something go wrong and get burned... I use a microwave has of right now but I have a bad problem with little bubbles when I go to reheat the plastic.... Oh how I hate those bubbles.

Thank you sir. Yes there is, probably the best site imo.

Hello all.... I'm from Oklahoma but currently work in Texas. I just started pouring my own soft plastic baits just a few months ago. I have found this site very helpful and wanted to become part of it. I'm sure I will have some questions come up but for now I just want to say hi.