Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

Input:
Question: Will this melt silver?
Document: We used this to melt lead for our kids Pinewood Derby Cars, and it worked perfectly for it. Easy to use!
Generally speaking, this casting furnacc is a nice piece of equipment, however it does seem to take a long time to get it hot enough to melt lead.
This product is terrible, does not heat up enough to get the lead hot enough to make a good bullet. easier to melt lead in a cast iron pan on your stove.
I just returned this to Amazon because I had it plugged in for over an hour at full temperature and it did not generate enough heat to melt pure soft lead. I am an experienced bullet caster for my muzzle loader black powder rifle. I have other Lyman products and they are all near perfect.
I use this lead pot to make projectiles for my WWI and WWII vintage rifles including a 30/40 Crag, 25 in all. It works great for pure lead which has a higher melting point than Linotype, lyman#2 or other lead alloys. They usually melt in 15 to 20 minutes for 10lb worth. For those who claim that this pot did not melt their lead all I can say Is &#34;you are doing something wrong buddy&#34;.
I am pretty happy with this little furnace. A few things - if 10# is loaded it is full to the top. It buzzes when heating but that's the nature of the construction. You will need a thermometer to dial in the temp. It takes roughly 45-60 minutes to melt a full pot of lead, varies depending on the winter/summer variable. My workspace is quite relative to the outdoor temps. The recovery time is quite fast once liquid state is achieved.
this pot was just what I needed for pewter casting classes with kids but I did need to make two small ladles from copper that would make it possible to sccop the molten metal when it was down to about an inch.Very happy at the moment and hope that the heating element has a long life.
terrible product this is the second one that has failed just after the warranty expired this is junk my lee melter lasted 5 years guess i'll get a lee
my friend came by as this came so when I gave him this you would have seen a child in a man s body for this made his year turn over from bad to good thank you so much
melted my lead down quickly and kept it at a nice even temp with the control knob. Does a damn good job doing what it should,now it just needs to last. Couple of small ideas for me anyway... Wish the control knob had numberd heat control and the heat coil wires had a cowl over them,so as to not drip lead on top of them.
Answer: yes