Thanks everyone for your help. I really appreciate that you found time to answer my queston how to use the shaker.
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Fill the glass with the liquid and put the metal part upside down over it hold both ends tightly and shake
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Not sure if ill be able to describe well but here it goes... Put all ingredients in tumbler, put the glass and tumbler together - mouth to mouth - top to top, open side to open side - hold together firmly. No need to force them together, will prob need to play with this step a little using just water to gauge firmness. Start using two hands as well. Shake. If the cup becomes stuck in the tumbler gently tap the tumbler (not the glass!!!) on the edge of the counter it will cause it to release. I took a battening class and we learned to mix using this style. I prefer it over the shaker tops personally. Def took practice getting used to holding the cups together and then freeing the glass. Once you've got it though its fun :-)
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The glass fits into the metal container--top to top--just shake and you are ready to go.
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shakehand but you can use it as penhold I really recommend shakehand=speed and spin
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I just emailed you my tips, I hope you find it helpful. If you have any question you can email
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I had the same problem. What i did on my second bottle was to shake it each time before using and then when it was getting close to the end was adding a bit of water and shaking and micorwave for 10 seconds, seems to get it all. I hope this helps.
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I believe I've seen this addressed before. My best guess is that "Shaker" means the size of the container and the fact that it has handholds. We may need to get inventive here. I am going to either secure the inner seal to the container after punching well spaced holes into it, or put same said holes into the container lid itself to make it a true shaker (may need to loosen container contents a bit as you go). I will retain the inner seal to maintain as much of the moisture that is present (perhaps also placing plastic wrap over opening as well. I totally get your question, but believe we can make this work until they achieve a true shaker container. Hope this adaptation helps everyone.
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Thanks VERY much. You answered my question completely and gave some further useful/necessary info about what to do. And, not lastly, I understood!
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Thanks for your answers. I removed the shaker tops from my 3/4 empty large TOPPIK Powder canister as well as my new small canister. This required a counter-clockwise unscrewing motion that loosened the screen top of the applicator, then gripping the slightly raised top with thumb and fingers and "wiggling" the top up and out. The new spray applicator easily screwed on both canisters. The new full powder canister gave the best spray results, so I will refill it from the big bottle as needed. I really love this product. (I always hold a dust mask over my nose and mouth while applying Toppik, and the spray applicator makes this easier.)Margie Thanks for your answers. I removed the shaker tops from my 3/4 empty large TOPPIK Powder canister as well as my new small canister. This required a counter-clockwise unscrewing motion that loosened the screen top of the applicator, then gripping the slightly raised top with thumb and fingers and "wiggling" the top up and out. The new spray applicator easily screwed on both canisters. The new full powder canister gave the best spray results, so I will refill it from the big bottle as needed. I really love this product. (I always hold a dust mask over my nose and mouth while... » Read More Thanks for your answers. I removed the shaker tops from my 3/4 empty large TOPPIK Powder canister as well as my new small canister. This required a counter-clockwise unscrewing motion that loosened the screen top of the applicator, then gripping the slightly raised top with thumb and fingers and "wiggling" the top up and out. The new spray applicator easily screwed on both canisters. The new full powder canister gave the best spray results, so I will refill it from the big bottle as needed. I really love this product. (I always hold a dust mask over my nose and mouth while applying Toppik, and the spray applicator makes this easier.)Margie « Show Less
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After calling customer service at Truudeau for help I was told that the salt that comes in the shaker causes the two elements to stick together. It was suggested that I use dental flow and run it around the slight opening between the top and bottom. I did this and it cleared the salt residue and now I have no problem getting the two parts apart.
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THANK YOU TO EVERYONE who posted an answer to my question. I greatly appreciate you all taking the time and trouble to help me out. Every post has been of help to me. Wishing you all well, Dave
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I use mine in a regular shaker and add a little rice to it help with the moisture and helps it to shake out easier. I doesn't shake out quite as easily as regular table salt, but the rice in it helps a LOT.
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The shaker and everything will handle it just fine, however the spout is a little small for large chunks of cheese, so it would likely get clogged if you don't break it down small enough, although it has not happened to me yet!
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Thank you to everyone who took the time to answer. Very much appreciate it. Will now be purchasing.
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Depends on how many shakers you have and what their resistance is. Basic Ohm's Law. I have 4 hooked up per amp, each shaker is 4 ohms, so I hooked up 2 and 2 in series for 8 ohms each, then hooked those up in parallel to take me back to 4 ohms. IMPORTANT NOT TO GO BELOW 4 OHM'S. Dayton tech support will provide a wiring diagram via email.
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The pepper I buy has a shaker opening on one side of the cap and a pouring opening on the other. If yours doesn't, use the smallest of the standard set of kitchen funnels to "widen" the opening you're pouring into. In dire circumstances when you have no small funnels, make an open ended cone out of foil to act as a funnel.
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I believe I've seen this addressed before. My best guess is that "Shaker" means the size of the container and the fact that it has handholds. We may need to get inventive here. I am going to either secure the inner seal to the container after punching well spaced holes into it, or put same said holes into the container lid itself to make it a true shaker (may need to loosen container contents a bit as you go). I will retain the inner seal to maintain as much of the moisture that is present (perhaps also placing plastic wrap over opening as well. I totally get your question, but believe we can make this work until they achieve a true shaker container. Hope this adaptation helps everyone. I believe I've seen this addressed before. My best guess is that "Shaker" means the size of the container and the fact that it has handholds. We may need to get inventive here. I am going to either secure the inner seal to the container after punching well spaced holes into it, or put same said holes into the container lid itself to make it a true shaker (may need to loosen container contents a bit as you go). I will retain the inner seal to maintain as much of the moisture that is present (perhaps also placing plastic wrap over opening as well. I totally get your question, but... » Read More I believe I've seen this addressed before. My best guess is that "Shaker" means the size of the container and the fact that it has handholds. We may need to get inventive here. I am going to either secure the inner seal to the container after punching well spaced holes into it, or put same said holes into the container lid itself to make it a true shaker (may need to loosen container contents a bit as you go). I will retain the inner seal to maintain as much of the moisture that is present (perhaps also placing plastic wrap over opening as well. I totally get your question, but believe we can make this work until they achieve a true shaker container. Hope this adaptation helps everyone. « Show Less
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Julie: Just pull the top silver piece straight off and fill. Be careful as today I filled my pepper grinder and I pulled the top rather firmly and some peppercorns flew when the top came off. My fault as I was in a bit of a hurry. Hope you enjoy the grinder. Do you have both the salt and pepper ones? I have both. Had to order from two different vendors, but love them both. They are well worth the money spent. Enjoy!
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I cannot give simple instructions. I have not used it enough. I know that I did striggle with too much so one time so decided it was important to go slow on the salt. Good luck.