I want to use this for bath salts i n a decorative container, will the finish last/
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These were not what I was hoping for. I was looking for the scoops used in bulk produce bins. These are thin and lightweight and the edges themselves are not conducive to food stuff. I ended up using mine for a laundry detergent scoop and the other in in the sandbox. As far as the finish.... it has not changed or been affected by what I am using them for. However, depending on what other compounds are in the salts, there could be a reaction.
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I did not purchase for myself but for my daughter-in-law to use in a set of glass cannisters I purchased for her. She has not mentioned that they have not held up to using in the one she uses to hold sugar so I assume that they are doing okay for her. However just got them for Christmas so not a lot of usagel.
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I used mine to store salt and sugar scrubs that had EOs and Coconut Oil in them. We use the scrubs too fast for me to tell you about long term storage but I had one for 3 months and nothing happened to the glass of the jar nor the coated underside of the metal lid. Hope this helped!
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It should work fine for dish soap. If the tip clogged, you'd probably have to empty the soap inside to fix the clog. I've never had a problem with it clogging using anything with the consistency of dish soap- even when it might not be used for three weeks while I'm away on vacation. I did have to unclog one when I used it with a thick conditioner and didn't use that conditioner for a couple months. I don't think you'd run into that problem with your proposed use. The pressure exerted when the soap is dispensed combined with the fact that the soap comes out of the bottom minimizes any clogging issue if you refill the dispenser when it starts to get low. It should work fine for dish soap. If the tip clogged, you'd probably have to empty the soap inside to fix the clog. I've never had a problem with it clogging using anything with the consistency of dish soap- even when it might not be used for three weeks while I'm away on vacation. I did have to unclog one when I used it with a thick conditioner and didn't use that conditioner for a couple months. I don't think you'd run into that problem with your proposed use. The pressure exerted when the soap is dispensed combined with the fact that the soap comes out of the bottom minimizes any... » Read More It should work fine for dish soap. If the tip clogged, you'd probably have to empty the soap inside to fix the clog. I've never had a problem with it clogging using anything with the consistency of dish soap- even when it might not be used for three weeks while I'm away on vacation. I did have to unclog one when I used it with a thick conditioner and didn't use that conditioner for a couple months. I don't think you'd run into that problem with your proposed use. The pressure exerted when the soap is dispensed combined with the fact that the soap comes out of the bottom minimizes any clogging issue if you refill the dispenser when it starts to get low. « Show Less
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I got it for my friend for Christmas, she is following the cleaning instructions (just rinsing them of and making sure to dry them before storing) and they are still ok, do not look like they are dissolving at all. They are made out of salt though so I think after some time they will dissolve... they are pretty thick so should last for a long time..
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yes it will I run my jewerly under very hot water rise off and loosen the gunk... then i take a soft brissle tooth brush clean uo what i can ore clean it. drop it in here for a good 15 min but only place real jewerly if you plase the fake stuff it will turn or eat finish away. I never have had an issue with real stones or gold or silver ever love this stuff
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This will be ideal for you. I must say, I used it for making soap and they came out very nice. I believe you shall be pleased.
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It should be fine. The openings are pretty large and should allow a dish or hand soap to flow. You could always water the soap down a bit as well.
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From having bought 5, and having studied them quite closely, I can not see why you would NOT be able to do so. They have been made of a baked resin - the body color definitely imbedded in it itself. The gold touches and finishes though may have been painted on afterwards. As it basically is for kids - who put things in their mouths, I myself would not worry about it. Also, that depends if you have a fresh or salt water aquiarium.....with salt, a definite no-no, fresh water I would not worry.
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yes, it will damage it. There is no seal at all and parts are exposed to moisture. I've had 2 of these now and both failed for the same reason. The 1st one was in the bathroom and rusted after 6 months and the 2nd replacement stored outside the bathroom lasted just over a year and the company refused to assist/support. I'm not buying anymore withings products
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Looks good. Keep the pattern simple and work in quadrants. As the paint dries it doesn't blend as well. The final coat is good, I wish I had enough for extra coats or repairs. Final finish is pretty durable. It says not to use caustic chemicals to clean. If water soaks the paint it will bubble, but it will settle flat when dry. Mustard and yellow pickled peppers stain the counter, steam and hot water got it out.
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It should be fine after 4 days. I covered mine with epoxy I like the shine and extra durability but the finish that came with it should hold up to the heat from a dish washer
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I use it in decorative crafts that aren't subject to scratches, dents or harsh weather. Don't know that it would hold up well for the project you describe. If you try, follow mix instructions closely or you'll have sticky goop.
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I tried filling a glass with white vinegar and letting this item soak in it for a few days. That dissolved the external calcium deposits, and I suppose it helped rid the inside of such deposits, too. Doing that had no adverse effect on the finish.
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There's realy no way to tell, too many variables. The liquid evaporates while being used, so temperature & humidity affect the usage. You'll use more on detailed surfaces than on flat. And what the finish is - varnish, shellac, urethane, etc. All I can say is you'll use more than you expect so have a ready source for more before starting. Once you've started, then you can estimate how far you think the can will go. Sorry for the ambigious answer, but hope it helps.
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The finish has not flaked off on mine. I use it primarily for steaming things in the basket. I have used it for frying a couple of times.
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I don't think it will stay at all. It only last for a very short time and gloss would make it worse.
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heat will help to thin the resin which makes the bubbles rise to the top so probably will. Best to get a heated jewelry cleaner (if its a small amount) pour resin in a small jar with lid (I use a pint size mason jar) and run for about 20 minutes.I use for making pen blanks