how do you get the powder out of the container?
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The lid screws off then there is a sifter with a piece of plastic/tape over it - Peel back that tape/plastic & it comes right out of the sifters(&sometimes; maybe a little too much comes out so be careful!!) :)
220092
I dip a large, fluffy brush in & tap the excess into the lid. Hope that helps!
220093
There is a plastic shield over the holes that you have to peel off. Then you can shake the container slightly and the loose powder will come up through the holes.
1664558
I had a hard time with that too! My wife figured it out. To remove the "clear" part from the "not-clear" part, look along the attachments that are connected when you press the bottom release button. The part located at the border of the "clear" and "not-clear" part can be pressed. Press this in, pull and (here is the step I could not figure out and did not want to force for fear of breaking it) lower the clear container a little bit and pull in the opposite direction on the opposite side to release the one additional clip. I have not yet done this myself. My wife did it, and washed it, and now we are waiting for it to dry. Seems pretty sturdy though, you seem to be able to pull it a little more than I thought would be reasonable. This post was from a year ago. but hopefully this can help someone (I am betting A Happy Mom has figured it out by now).
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Like Java's answer, I just pull it out. However, you may have some residue buildup that has caused it to stick. Consequently, you might try running some hot water over it in order to separate it. Once separated, thoroughly wash and dry all pieces before reassembling. In addition, you might try spraying cooking spray on the pieces before reassembling them.
1898782
Unfortunately I returned this product so can't help. I bought the product that was on the informercial similar to this and I don't see any way to take it off. I soak it in the bucket with a cleaning solution. ring it out, and let it dry.
1046813
It's a powder so you simply squeeze the bottle and it just lines an area (has consistency of flour or powder sugar). The bottle is plastic, product odorless, and it isn't ,messy when you squeeze, it comes out of the one spout in an even line. For cabinets, ordrawers, you should place it under contact paper or newspaper so you don't givedirect exposure to your dishes.
880256
It took me a while to get that out too. I had to pry it out with the flat end of a spoon the first time. Now I just pull it straight up and it comes out every time.
998665
Unscrew the bottle from the base and the base comes apart into 2 pieces for cleaning ...it can get stuck a bit from the sticky liquid but drop it into warm water for a minute and it will come apart
93607
The scoop is buried in the powder. I usually use a toothpick to dig around the powder.
1555224
I empty the package into a Ball jar that holds 3 cups or 24 oz. May actually hold a little more, but the powder comes up to about the 3 cup line.
802386
Hi: You unscrew the cap and remove the inner shaker top from the container of powder leaving just the powder in the container. Then you screw on the applicator. Squeezing the applicator puffs out the powder and you can spray the powder just where you want it.I really like it.
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(1) You can pour off any loose powder into another container, then put the lid back on the original container and shake it repeatedly in order to pulverize the clump into powder. (2) If there's no loose powder at all, you can dig at the clump with a steel-tined fork in order to break it down into powder. (3) You could use a drill with a clean bit to break the clump down into powder and then do the straining off and container-shaking to break it down further. (4) I ordered another container of Gatorade Blue recently and it was fine. I don't know if it came from the shipper who sent me my damaged one. (1) You can pour off any loose powder into another container, then put the lid back on the original container and shake it repeatedly in order to pulverize the clump into powder. (2) If there's no loose powder at all, you can dig at the clump with a steel-tined fork in order to break it down into powder. (3) You could use a drill with a clean bit to break the clump down into powder and then do the straining off and container-shaking to break it down further. (4) I ordered another container of Gatorade Blue recently and it was fine. I don't know if it came from the shipper who sent me my... » Read More (1) You can pour off any loose powder into another container, then put the lid back on the original container and shake it repeatedly in order to pulverize the clump into powder. (2) If there's no loose powder at all, you can dig at the clump with a steel-tined fork in order to break it down into powder. (3) You could use a drill with a clean bit to break the clump down into powder and then do the straining off and container-shaking to break it down further. (4) I ordered another container of Gatorade Blue recently and it was fine. I don't know if it came from the shipper who sent me my damaged one. « Show Less
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Add the powder to the liquid. Add a little powder and mix as you go so that you can get the right consistency.
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I have not been able to un-clump damp powder. The trick is to keep the moisture out, I fill a smaller container and work from that until it is empty then refill. That limits the moisture in the larger container
1904879
Haven't found an efficient way to empty the container completely. Maybe use bits of compressed bread on the back of a spoon or fork and use the bread like a squeege.
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Remove the dust conner by pressing in the two gray bottoms on the dust container lid.
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Push the button on top and remove the lid. You should be able to pull the collector right up out of there.
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You can either leave it attached to use next time, or remove it and let the contents come out...just make sure you are pointing it away from you if you unscrew the can.