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slippery on the cooking plate
Posted: Sun Nov 08, 2009 7:38 am
by penibel
Heated wellies
Posted: Sun Nov 08, 2009 9:42 am
by gymshoelover
WOW, what a fine idea

. From the amount of smoke they must have warmed up quite a bit

, but tell me: How do you get the burned rubber off the ceran field

. As a kid I tried something like that with my gym-shoes on a normal cooking field (the full metal ones) and had quite a problem getting the molten plastic off

. Result: quite some trouble with mum

Posted: Sun Nov 08, 2009 1:28 pm
by penibel
My le chameau boots are made of natural rubber. They seem to take the heat well.
They get hot and very soft but they don't melt like plastic.
They get slippery on the hot plate but when they cool dovn they just have a hard sooty surface under the sole. I wasch it off with a wet brusch and they look "like new".
I love the feeling of hot rubber under my feet and it wibrates when it is really hot.
The boots insulate my feet and i diddn't have to pull my boots off afterwards
The rest of the rubber on the plate is easy to remove if you let it be hot untill the smoke stops.
Then let the plate cool down and remove the black surface with a scraper.

Posted: Sun Nov 08, 2009 2:50 pm
by Tempic-mhh
Doesn't that really stink up your house and give you seven kinds of cancer when you inhale?
