will this work for putting back together a broken plate? I don't eat on it but I want the seal to last.
2057014
It has worked well for me and I've used it for a long time - 50 years +. Make sure that the plate pieces are snug until it is dry enough to hold itself and then don't fool around with it for 24 hours. It should work.,
2057015
It will last for an extended time. You would get longer use from handwashing, I would guess, but I have actually run an item through the dishwasher and it held for several months of regular use and washing.
721528
I used it heavily for 6 or 8 months, and it's been stored for the next 6 or 8 months, so I can't say for very long term use. However, one of the reasons I chose it is that small parts can easily be replaced, rather than junking the whole thing as you'd have with a cheaper brand. I've also used others' sealers like FoodSaver and I can tell you this one is much better quality.
1233909
The magnet appears to be pretty strong so I would think that it would still work pretty good. the cleaning isn't because of the magnet but the material on the unit itself. so if you get a good seal it really works well.
1200787
Yes, I just used this to grate parmesean reggio cheese and it busted the plastic part that holds up the grating blade. The entire unit is ruined as I am afraid to use it to chop or shred as the plastic housing is now fractured and broken off.
1849811
I used it for a bulls eye chip and it worked well. I don't know if it will fix a crack but think it probably will not. I would try it as an experiment before getting a new winshield.
8887
I would imagine it would work fine. There is a really sticky glue that forms to adhere the disc to the item. If you follow the directions these things work great. I have had my ceramic plates hanging for a year now.
1630073
There is no seal, it just rests on top. I would not use it to keep food items in, unless it were something like candy that does not go stale.
1529321
Yes. That's exactly how I use it. Just make sure to hold the bottom tight against yourself for a good seal.
337820
My mom (they were a present for her) takes the lid off and puts a microwave "vented" lid over the plate and it works fine. Also, a paper towel would suffice. Good luck!
1110208
I don't think you want to use this in a food-handling application, you should probably look for a food-safe sealant of some sort
2091528
Maybe, but it would probably be really difficult to open if you put it that tight, you'd probably do better with a new fridge seal if you are trying.
153512
I think it would be very good for that purpose. There should be about a 1/4" gap between the lid and box so the the seal has room.
1359299
I think it will glue a broken tooth, but only TEMPORARILY and it is not the one that you use a lot to bite food.
1076327
I have not used it in this way but I think it would work. I have had good results keeping plates with food on them warm.
1684746
No, no recommended. It's like any adhesive. If you break the seal, intentional or not, it will not hold.
65633
Yes, I've used it for exactly this purpose. It's very sturdy and rigid. The metal band and gasket make a perfect seal. I've been using it about four or five months and it still works well.
558006
I use with a Foodmaker machine - don't know anything about the seal a meal machines.