What is the best way to get the pieces off my plates?
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HeyI used a rigid pointed tip nail file. Soaked the dentures in warm water. I used vary little because I just wanted a better feel along with my adhesive.It is a trial and error thing but I found I can do better than dentist. Hope it works out, be patient!
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I use a pocketknife. Also helps to warm the cushion grip with hot water first
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I put mine in some hot water not to hot then let them soak and the pieces come off easier
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If you are referring to the little pieces that sometimes stick to your plate, I use tweezers and lift them off. To remove the lining that the cushion grip forms, simply pull it off when you remove your denture.
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I only use Cushion Grip in my lower plate so I let it soak in hot water and then use a paring knife to get under the pieces and pull them out. My husband uses a thicker piece in his lower denture but just grabs hold of it, pulls and it comes right out. Hope this helps!
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waffle plates have become encrusted with mold because owner was in hospital getting a new heart and could not clean the plates before he went in. What is the best way to clean off the mold and crusty crap on the plates? Can I just wash them under the faucet?
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I would use windex or glass cleaner or a liquid cleaner that won't melt plastic! Obviously, a scrubbing pad and powders like Comet or Ajax, etc. won't work.
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When new the bottom plate may be difficult. But is does pop off. Try a little olive oil to grease it. It will come off.
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No, you can't recycleIf the plates are unused, then maybe your couldThey go in the green waste, or compost yourself. If you don't compost on your own, and your municipality doesn't compost, then they just go in the trash
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This is removeable, but the waffle plates did NOT get hot enough to make a good waffle. The waffles turned out pale and mushy. I was not impressed w/ this product. It was very easy to take out the plates and wash them. I returned the product and got my $$$ back.
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Not really sure what the proper way is. I broke both trays in a week. You can thaw them but that increases risk of bacteria .... If you put hot water on the back, it gets to the food. Just overall no good way to do it :/
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Soak it for as long as you can and then scrape whatever is left. A hard plastic spatula usually works, but since it's stainless, I think it's ok to use metal to scrape it clean as well.
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Because the middle insert is removable, I have found it easy to do. After you have the bottome removed and it placed on the plate you want, just remove the insert first and it will come out.
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I pried them apart with a dull paring knife. It's tricky, but it can be done.
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Utube has a video from the company on how to get them apart.Put them on a table edge & slide them off.
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the metal parts, 2 tubings and round disc, are soldered together and can be separated from the rubber. just insert a flat screw drawer between the rubber and round disc, and slowly separate and slide the metal parts from the black rubber. after washing the metal parts in the dish washer and slide back into the rubber.
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So far I have just used scissors to cut the hairs/threads and pull the globs off the brush but it looks like you can just unscrew the 6 screws on the bottom and take the plate off and pull the brush out to clean it better. Good luck.
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No, the plates don't come off but if you follow the directions and put vegetable oil on first, clean-up is super easy. One paper towel and you're done.
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Specialty plates?? Thrift stores and Flea Markets are wonderful sources for vintage and unusual plates. Don't worry about finding a complete set. Mixing patterns adds interest. You will have to drill holes in the center using a diamond drill bit. The web is full of instructions on how to do this. I have 5 sets - each one different. I always get compliments and no one believes I made them. I prefer using these posts over the method of glueing a candle stick or other item to the center as I can easily break them down for storage.
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You can't take the plates out, what we do is just let it cool down and wipe it down with a wet paper towel.
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No, you can't recycle If the plates are unused, then maybe your could They go in the green waste, or compost yourself. If you don't compost on your own, and your municipality doesn't compost, then they just go in the trash