how do you finish the potholder?
1533439
The kit comes with a large crochet hook. You just grab the ends of the loops and pull them through eachother going along the edge. It's not an easy task for a kid. Will need a grownup with strong hands to complete it.
1533440
Hola! after you positioned all the loops in the loom, you will then, with the crochet hook included, start making chains with each loops. Take the first and second loop on the hook, get the first one over the second, leaving just one loop on the hook; take the third loop and get the second over this one, and so on.this video might help: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lW0sDzqTNo8hope you got it! :-)
1533441
The only answer I can give you is to follow the directions that come with the kit. I would have to be right next to you to show you!
1158362
I detach any bond of the soil to the perimeter of the pot with a butter knife then grab the base of the plant and lift gently,...sprinkle crystals underneath root ball,...gently lower plant back into pot and water!!Use a little as these crystals expand huge in water,....each??Test a tenth of a teaspoon of crystals in 8 oz of water and learn their expansion before you pour them about because they will expand and push your plant right out of your pot?????Enjoy!!Bless,Bill
1947180
Yes, absolutely. Using a potholder is a good idea too, since you may risk being burnt by the rising steam from the lid.
530421
The end is tucked under somewhere on the outside of it. Just follow the outside wraps and you will eventually find the end. It takes me a few times around it to find the end.
2063646
If for some reason it does not stop, simply push the holder in (just like you do to start the grinding process) and it will stop dispensing.
505330
Look it up on YouTube. There are several walkthrough videos on there that will show you how it's done. Good luck!
1802346
The recommended method is to add Hot water to pot. I would think that is the safest method.
1186783
The handles don't appear to be insulated, but I don't recall ever needing a potholder to handle them. They have gotten warm, but not really hot.
1135244
not really- I always use potholders anyway- the cover does get hot from the steam and cooking. It will be plugged in = in 1 place so you wont be moving it- bu the cover does get hot. After cooking, after you have the food out let it cool properly before cleaning it
1421879
Cut off the stems. I have best success when I juice a stalk of celery first. Then stuff in the keel. Follow by a stalk of celery. It works fine.
1406380
You twist off the little knob on top. Then the top and the top container for the salt can be taken off. Fill the pepper half, replace the salt part, the top, and the knob and BINGO. PS The main "pole" stays in place through it all. The things slide off of it.
950279
There's a cover on the pot that you screw on. You either screw the cover off altogether and pour or unscrew the cover to the 'Pour' position and pour out what you want.
181075
Assemble legs, put outside pieces on legs with inner separator on inside (on center bar). Start with the drum piece that is back of lid (as shown on picture) - and work way around to lid.Do lid last,
1168194
You cut slit in the PAC , open the slit and lay it on the soil. For smaller pots I placed it in vertically instead of horizontally, I used to water 12 plants and Trees for 30+ days! Not one died or dried out. For big Trees I used 2.
1674136
There should be a button on the handle. You have to hold it down continuously.
1471549
It just lifts out. I just use my fingers to lift it out after cleaning it, it rests back on rim of pot
703663
To remove the bail after looking at mine it appears you would need to cut it off. Or at the very least cut the tabs from the pot.