How to remove rings from product on Formica counter tops?
337615
In order to remove it from my cabinets, the manufacturer of this garbage told me to spray it with window cleaner and let it sit for 5 minutes, then scrub it. Ruined my new kitchen cabinets. I still have blotches everywhere.
337616
If you're talking about stains, I'd recommend bleach or a cleaner that contains bleach. Could try a light touch with SOS pad too. However if it's the actual finish that's worn away, those remedies won't help. Try the Rejuvenate product. My own use of it was on a worn out spot on my acrylic soaking tub, and after a couple of applications it totally helped. I wish I could tell you for sure that Rejuvenate works on laminate, but before replacing definitely give it a try.
1848414
I use Diamond Clean on mine. That is what it came with and what I replaced them with. I like the shape and feel of them.
7767
I would try looking up an answer on the net. It has often solved my problems. I am afraid that I do not have knowledge of what you might use on your special counter tops. Good fortune in finding the info you need.
924939
You can't really, they don't come out. I stuck mine in the dishwasher but after a while it started forming a black goo under the bottom so I threw it out and went with a different one.
829863
Hold the grater with the word "zyliss" facing you. Put your right thumb inside the right open cylinder and press against the back to keep it from turning. With your left hand, turn the crank away from you. The crank will completely screw off and you can remove the cylinder. Then you can wash everything (I prefer hand washing it in warm soapy water) and when it's completely dry put the cylinder back in and screw on the crank by turning it toward you. Hope that helps!
1771220
They are stuck to the bottom of the tray with some really nasty double sided insulated tape material, no trick to the removal other than rip and tear with a screwdriver. Afterwards the material can be scraped out of the bottom of the tray, try some WD-40 to "dissolve" the stickly residue. I may have even used two screwdrivers prying them apart from each other. In this neck of the woods (Maine) recylcers will pay $$ for old sealed lead acid batteries!Good Luck
1074697
Great question! I was concerned about that when I first got mine. I have three of these that are used for community functions. My solution was to take a latex glove, scrub the outside, turn it inside out and scrub the inside to make sure it is clean, then cut the fingers off and use the small one to slide over the top spout. That works great for me!
2169625
I bought and returned this awhile ago and don't recall whether they can be removed
1561764
Pull the rubber off completely. On the plastic there are three tabs pull the top on then do each side
1313495
I've actually polished a lot of pieces right on a formica countertop with no damage to the laminate after washing away the residue with soap and water. However, if you have a matte finish counter top, I'd limit the amount of polishing directly against that surface--it won't hurt anything, but you might actually polish a shiny spot onto your counter. (This would only be from vigorous polishing, not incidental contact.)
654085
It is messy in that the little confetti bits do get all over. You'll need a shop vac. It took me about 4 days total only because of drying time and I took my time. My family went camping for a week and I had to house all to myself. I was doing other projects while waiting for the drying steps. There were 5 steps; I did not have to tape off anything because my husband took the sink and stovetop out for me and I put up a new backsplash after I finished this project - the steps are: sanding/scuffing up the Formica, putting on the first coat of glue-y color; spreading the color chips; scraping/sanding the color chips; and rolling on the topcoat. I have a pretty small kitchen, so each step didn't take me very long. There is some waiting time, so I would do some steps that needed to cure in the afternoon so that they could do their drying overnight. I put this on a year ago and it still looks like the day I put it on - there is no sign of wear. It is a good product. Not high-end by any means, but looks way better than my chipped up dated Formica and much cheaper than new. Hope this helps.
628600
You can`t but they are easy to clean. You can always use aluminum foil, that is what i`m doing. Use it few times and replace it.
2235970
Get some plumbers grease (silicone grease) from your local hardware or big box home improvement store and apply it to the 0-ring. Will make a world of difference
345841
I always use a base foundation, then structure, then nail color and top coat. To remove the most easy. Buy Gelish gel-nail remover. I buy the foil wraps rolls and use that method. Then I put hand in zip lock bag and wrap dish towel around hand and put in heating pad. Gel polish will pop off.
502198
The insert I wash with soapy water- no abrasives- and the outside of the unit I wipe down with cloth with soap and water. I also occasionally clean the outside with a damp cloth and occasionally use and "organic" type of cleaner similar to windex. Make sure you clean the ring in the top and be gentle- you need this for the unit to work properly!!
1417900
I have not removed mine yet. I am thinking about taking them off also. I planned to use a heat gun or a very powerful hair dryer that will soften the double sided tape (don't over heat). then use have "plastic putter knife"to get behind the inserts. This is how I intend to do it.
34393
I don't know if it will work on formica - I currently am using it on our corian counter tops. It does add a nice shine/glass to them.