electric glue pot wanted

[Jacob]

They're too bloody expensive for an occasional one off little job.
I heard that a kitchen electric "hot pot" will do but can't find suitable one. Any suggestions?

 

[Jacob]

This might do it. I'll search for "slow cookers" instead.

 

[xy mosian]

I've seen variations of electric cooking pots at branches of ' The Range ' for about a tenner. Also seen references to the use of small deep fat fryers. If that helps at all.

xy

 

[bosshogg]

You might want to look at this http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Glue-Pots...r_Crafts_EH&hash=item35b4f16286#ht_500wt_1202 good luck...bosshogg

 

[Mr Ed]

An electric fondue might be the thing. Someone gave us one for Christmas at some point, I might try it as a glue pot!

 

[soulboy]

if you just need a little, have you thought about a baby bottle warmer and jam jar? I am currently using a pan and jar for the small amounts I use. HTH chris

 

[Jacob]

Thanks for suggestions. I've gone for the Lakeland Slow Cooker. Should hold a jam-jar full and it's a Which best buy!

 

[Dodge]

Hairdressers glue pots - the type they use for the hot melt glue for hair extensions work well and are thermostatically controlled.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Hair-Extensio ... 3169wt_905

Ideal for small amounts of glue

Rog