What to do if Hydrochloric acid (Not incredibly strong concentration I'm using 0.1mol/dm3 but i could do with knowing the general things to do with general concentrations).What to do if:Spilt on a surface/floorSpilt on clothing/skinIngestedSplashed on eyesand how to dispose of it.thanks in advance
It is made of silicone. It is non stick. It will not melt in the oven. There is a link to a silicone cookie sheet we sell in the states.
i would want it to go off if there was a fire, seirously. stop worrying about it.its nothing that will harm you, it'll just scare you awake lol.
Roxxi these sheets are not made of 'rubber' as we think in rubber mats and so forth. it is called silicone and will not melt in the oven when baking. it is heat resistant, nothing will stick. it is perfect for baking. having said that, never use a sharp instrument on it, after all it IS soft and a knife will cut it. when cleaning, don't use any household chemicals, lukewarm water will just do fine. and should it happen that something is 'stuck' just soak it in warm water and it will come off by itself. after some time the pan will of course change color, it will be a light toffee brown, nothing to worry about it. good luck and make you dad many cupcakes,and show him my post, hope it will convince him
