What type of mechanism does the deodorant container use to feed the product upwards?
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This particular container uses a plastic piece with 3 small perforations in it, that fits on a screw-type rod. The bottom has a knob that you can turn to push the plastic piece up as needed.
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The container lifts out effortlessly from a metal frame. There is nothing that has to be unscrewed. It is a small container, however, that won't hold more than a few bottles or cans.
374611
In the image, there is a semi circular area at the bottom of the holder. The area is cut out so that you can pull bags out through the semi circular hole
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It is basically like a baby's diaper pail. It has a circlular ring of plastic that you tie in a knot in the bottom to form a bag. You lift the lid, scoop the kitty waste in the top, open a lever/door that is approximately a 1/4 ways down the container that allows the waste to fall to botoom of the container. When it is full, 1/2 way down the container, there is a push button so you can lift 1/2 of the container up, slightly pull a part of the plastic down from the ring at top, it has a self-=cutter, and you tie the top of the bag as you did the bottom. Then you start all over again and pull more plastic down from the ring, tie a knot to form a new bag and start all over again. I hope I explained this ok.
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It wants you to drain the tub and then slide the undermount under the tub. However, I was able to raise the tub just enough to wedge the undermount under the tub (like CTG). Keep in mind, you are under the tub cabinet and the tub typically has heavy foam that you are sliding under. I also love the holder, works as advertised. Only thing is the in the off position, that part of the tub will have about 9" of the cover showing (at least on mine).
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There are straps inside the bag to secure the contents, but once you remove the air with the vacuum cleaner hose, there really isn't a need to "tighten" anything up... the bags are very tight and secure. I highly recommend this product... it's a sturdy, quality bag.
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you lift the top off to empty. it has a handle on top , seems to make it easier to hold.
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There's an awesome recipe here: http://essentialoilsteacher.com/2015/04/13/make-your-own-deodorant-that-really-works/
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you pull it forward until it locks into place covering the connector, but the front of it stays open allowing dirt and stuff into it. think of it as a sliding plastic sleeve with holes at both ends.
609019
It's a press & twist action to raise the handle. However my handle broke within a couple of months. Oxo products are generally good, but not this one.
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The opening is large enough for a scoop. The bin itself however....... Doesn't work as well as I imagined. The bins don't turn well with compost, it's as if they aren't balanced so the tubs roll, no matter how you spread the interior content, always at a specific angle. The item was awkward together.
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The more cumbersome end goes in first, pointing downward, and the pegs on the other end go into the holes on either side of the lint trap. The inside end then rests at the back of the drum, making the rack level. It works great for pillows, sneakers, dry-flat tops and sweaters, etc. Good Luck!
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Rack goes under...and it just allows air to cirulate a bit under the food. It's also great to seprate to layers of meat/bacon.
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Product DescriptionThis 5-pack of deodorant containers and matching flat top lids is perfect for those who like to make their own deodorants, heel balms, lotions, etc. The capacity for each container is 2.5oz. Each container stands about 4-1/2 inches tall when placed on its bottom end where the turning wheel is located. The turning wheel will evenly dispense the contents placed into the container.
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There is a straw size tube that runs parallel to the large tube. It attaches to the top of that.
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You press down the top. The white "sleeve" to include the spout, moves down over the clear container which holds the soap solution.
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My bottle just mentions being a deodorant. Maybe you should ask the manufacturer.