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CannaFuse Silicone Spatula
A practical addition to your infusion routine. Explore the details, choose your quantity, and make it part of your next batch.
The practical details
Know before you make.
Scrape every last drop—cleanly and without waste. The CannaFuse Silicone Spatula is a heat-safe, food-grade tool designed specifically for infusion work. Its flexible edge hugs jars and the CannaFuse Strainer so you can collect every bit of infused oil or extract with minimal mess.
Why You’ll Love It
- Infusion-ready design – Sized to work perfectly with the CannaFuse Pouch and Oil Strainer for clean transfers.
- Heat-safe & food-grade – Durable silicone built for low-and-slow infusion temps.
- Efficient scraping – Flexible edge reaches corners and curves to reduce waste.
- Lightweight & ergonomic – Easy to handle during pours and bottling.
- Easy cleanup – Dishwasher-safe and reusable for low-waste kitchens.
Materials & Care
Made from BPA-free, food-grade silicone. Rinse promptly after use; top-rack dishwasher safe.
Best Uses
- Scraping infused oil/butter from the CannaFuse Pouch
- Transferring through the CannaFuse Oil Strainer into mason jars
- Precision bottling into tincture/dropper bottles
FAQ
Is the spatula food-safe?
Yes—it's BPA-free, food-grade silicone suitable for kitchen and infusion use.
Can I use it with hot oil or butter?
Yes. It’s heat-safe for low-and-slow infusion temps. Avoid direct flame, broilers, or contact with red-hot metal.
Will it scratch my jars, nonstick pans, or the CannaFuse Strainer?
No. The silicone edge is gentle on glass, stainless, and nonstick surfaces.
Does it fit the CannaFuse Oil Strainer and wide-mouth mason jars?
Yes. It’s sized to work cleanly with the CannaFuse Strainer and standard wide-mouth jars for mess-free transfers.
How do I clean off sticky residues?
Rinse promptly with warm, soapy water or place on the top rack of your dishwasher. For stubborn film, a brief baking-soda soak helps release oils.
Will it stain or hold odors?
Silicone resists most stains/odors. If needed, soak in warm water with a little baking soda or vinegar, then wash as usual.
Is it okay for alcohol tincture work?
Brief contact is fine, but for long soaks or high-proof alcohol handling, use glass or stainless as the primary vessel and the spatula only for quick scraping.
How long will it last?
With normal kitchen use and proper care, it’s highly durable and reusable. Avoid cutting edges and extreme heat to extend lifespan.
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