Do you have to boil it to make it fit?
651822
You pretty much have to boil water, remove it from the heat source and submerge any mouthguard in order to properly fit it. This is no exemption. It comes with the instructions. Don't "boil" the mouthguard like everbody is saying. Boil water, then put the mouthguard in it. Just follow the instructions.
651823
Yes. It comes with instructions as I don't remember for how long. You just boil it and then bite very hard and it's all set.
651824
yes, but it gives you easy to follow instructions on how to do it. It's not hard at all.
651825
Yes, you boil it to fit your teeth. Our kids use this brand and they love them. Thanks jeff
1853870
I used it without the little red lid and it boiled over, so I'm saying yes, you need to use it.
422410
Its a little big I tried it on my kettle last night, look for a 1 inch rubber stopper then you can drill it for the size of the copper tube you'll use for the chilling coil
1429750
Yes you can, just added water and anything else you normally do - then bring the water to a boil. cook it as you would in any other pan ... just check it periodically and stir.
1618476
I'm not sure because the insert is plastic so I don't know if it will hold up to boiling water.
2144468
Hi Matthew, i havent tried that but i would say no... it never gets to a boil and you might end up with a sticky mess.
1687934
I don't know about the fit since I haven't tried. I brewed some tea over the summer, never drinking it, tried it now in early October. It tasted just fine.
1867688
Obtain a short piece (1" long or so) of 1/4" diameter copper tubing reamed out to exactly fit over the TC shaft. Then clamp the Cu tubing in a standard brass compression fitting (with the TC installed, when the ferule collapses it will also tighten the Cu around the TC) which will usually have 1/4" NPT threads. Then use either a reducing bushing or bell reducer to adapt this assembly to the 1/2" NPT of the brew plumbing. I've done this 4 times with no problems.
463254
Yes,.... BUT it's a tight fit. You have boil it in water for 2-3 minutes to make the sleeve flexible enough to slide on to the grip. Bring water to a boil than drop in the sleeve.
1811475
Yes. The instructions tells you to boil parts. I think the only part you can't is the tube.
269451
I couldn't get it to fit. I just use a bucket to pour water in. Just pour slowly.
1222777
If it has crystalized, yes you have to boil it. Some of mine were crystalized when I first opened the box. Once you've boiled it and the gel inside is liquid again, there is a little metal disk inside that you push to turn the disk inside out. That's what activates it. Best of luck to you! I hope you get more use out of yours than I got out of mine.
830462
If you put a Tabsp. of butter on top of whatever you are boiling it will not boil over..I usually don't add that much, but I am very experienced with cooking......
915692
No I have gas but it should work just like any pot of boiling liquid. Just chrck occasionally until you are sure you have the right setting
5218
No. The water must be boiled separately in a pot on the stove or in an electric or regular kettle.
1586315
No. You have to boil the water and then steep the tea. Well worth it though!
88092
No, you have to run off the wort from the grain into another vessel for boiling. Unless you are doing some sort of BIAB.