likely came from UV rays and humidity (from the steamed drying) since those things yellow silicone. 2 years is what I would say would be the typical time it would yellow if you routinely give it access to UV.

discolored. as long as the liquid inside isnt that hot for that long you should be ok. And silicone doesnt melt, it burns so you would need to really be up there in temp.

This will happen for a few reasons. Where do you store it. UV rays will yellow and cloud silicone. If you dont store it in a drawer that could be the reason (or if yu continually leave it out)

depends on storage conditions. UV rays yellow silicone. 1-2 years if they are just left out on the counter all day.

depends on storage (UV rays degrade silicone) so if left out, probably 1-2 years when yellowing would occur. It would only be cosmetic but thats the draw here.

UV will yellow silicone over time. I wouldnt leave them outside for an extended period of time. Silicone is very durable however if you cut into it with something sharp dont be surprised when it gets scratched.

expert here. i deal with silicone manufacturing for a living. Most silicones are equal. They do vary in everything you say but that reall have no bearing on the heat sensitivity of silicone. Silicone cures at around 400-450F so if you stay below that you will never have any issues and you can touch much hotter things…

Ok well im telling you I go where those things are made (and where a lot of medical components all made out of silicone are made) and there is no smell though with peroxide cured materials there may be a bit of a smell before washing. But my guess is you are mistaking something else for silicone. There are a lot of…

Im not surprised they are expensive because optically clear (which are these) grades of silicone are expensive. The fact that they are made in japan and have little to no quality standards means that they are semi affordable.

its most definitely platinum, especially if its LIM. Platinum cured silicone is just as cheap as peroxide and no need to post bake!

one of the benefits of silicone is that it is odorless, you sure yu arent thinking of natural rubber?

So im 34 my wife is 30 and we watch this show and pretty much look forward to it. I can tell you why. First of all, as the story says above, something about watching people in unenviable situations is facinating. I feel much better about the choices Ive maid knowing full well these kids made some good money off the…

yankees fan here, this crazy looks like if Jeter were a serial killer

yeah its on sprints website as 199 with a 2 year agreement. crack reporting there mr mills

wait so my wife wont be able to purchase this and a new 2 year agreement at sprint? Really? Only the lease? Seriously?

FYI YOU GUYS SHUT DOWN THE SITE! A few problems I thought of though. Who glues something where you want to see the glue? I think this is why they consider it more for welding. Its not like you can use this to glue something together as most people would use glue because there is no way to activate it. Limited uses but…

Silicones have been doing this for awhile now as well. Silicones used to cure only with heat but now they can be used in cold deck molding and cured with UV light instead. This is great technology.

I got really drunk before a bills game when I lived there and made out with this girl for the whole game. Literally the whole game. One of us def threw up at some point on a bathroom run. MEEEEMORIES.

Thats a really good (and expensive) engineering school man be proud of that. I got in to RPI but back in 99 it was prohibitively expensive so I went to SUNY Buffalo and got my EE degree for 1/5 the cost. Best move ever! Though a ton of management in all areas of engineering in my area are management so thats good.

So you went to RPI? Im from the area myself and when you drive into the Troylet, you see his picture from just about every entrance.