How do I get the powder out of the paper package? Do I just rip it open and pour into the yellow plastic container?
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Christine K., I am sorry that I cannot answer your question. It is the cologne that I use. Katherine M.
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If you are referring to Jean Nate body lotion: my wife contacted Revlon last year since she really liked the product and it had disappeared from all reliable sites. This product has been discontinued for longer than its expiration; also, it's unclear to me that there is anything that should be poured. If you want additional information call Revlon customer service. An indication of [past] regular availability: 8 oz should cost around $4-5, 30 oz $12-15.
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I've had this problem, too, and the only thing that works is to use an edge like the blunt end of a metal nail file or something similar to scrape it off. Or you can wet the item and see if the paper dissolves.
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Sorry I wanted to use it for the same thing just havent started the project yet. Im wondering if you open the package and use just a little piece if you can reseal it?
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Unscrew the bottom and then there are little plastic parts on each side of the barrel of the trap press on them at the same time and it will slide off and you will be able to get the paper out.
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What works best for me is to cover the packages (cut to the size you want) with cold water. I let the packs soak for aboot 15 mins. and then knead the packs while in the water. This will remove all of the trapped air. Then let them soak for another 10 mins. Place the packs in the freezer until completely frozen.
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My suggestion is that this tool is firmly secured to the back of the packaging and with a box cutter or screwdriver it will probably come out with a little extra pressure. It is a wonderful tool so it is worth a little extra pressure to get it out.
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I thought the same thing when I got it. It's vacuum packed. I think they do that to seal in the freshness. I opened mine and kneaded the package first to loosen it up. Then I transferred it to a container with a small measuring scoop to make sure I use the right amount in each of my shakes.
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You just place the packet inside unopened and throw out the old one. I believe it says you can open the old ones and use the contents as plant food.
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The slightest bit of water vapor will turn most powders into solid chunks. Break off a small chunk at a time with a table knife and crush it back into powder
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It is a powder and you mix it with water to take it. Make sure you follow directions on the label.
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The capsules are filled with the powder, not a gel. - I haven't tried to open one up, but I imagine you can.
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The container has a pair of raised lines on top. Turn them until you see that underneath there is a half-moon plastic outline. Press that with a spoon or something. It will give way and fall into the can, leaving an opening. Then turn the top layer of the lid by those raised lines until it covers the opening. Keep turning and you'll see that you can expose a smaller hole. Use that hole to pour out the powder into a tablespoon. Add the tablespoon of gelatin powder to your tea or warm drink. Watch it dissolve. Drink it!
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It contains powder. Just empty the entire packet into the bottle, add warm water, and it's ready to use....good luck!
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Put your product in a bowl. Open the capsules. Push the large end of the capsule through the material into the side of the bowl, then simply snap the two parts of the capsule together.... and you're done.
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no that's not normal, but I've had that happen with other brands. it's possible the powder package wasn't sealed good. I would believe the product would be fine to use unless the outer box was damaged.
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I have been able to get about an 80% success rate by doing the following: Use distilled water, not even bottled or tap, but distilled. Get yourself a small lunchbox cooler. Place some crumpled newspapers in the bottom of the cooler, place the mold in there and cover with more newspaper. Place the whole thing in the freezer. I think what's happening is that the ice freezes too fast and crystals form causing the ball to crack. By insulating it when you freeze it, it cools slower and less crystals form (or something like that). But by doing this, I have had a better success rate than just placing it in the freezer. Also, I think the distilled water helps and makes more clear looking balls. I have been able to get about an 80% success rate by doing the following: Use distilled water, not even bottled or tap, but distilled. Get yourself a small lunchbox cooler. Place some crumpled newspapers in the bottom of the cooler, place the mold in there and cover with more newspaper. Place the whole thing in the freezer. I think what's happening is that the ice freezes too fast and crystals form causing the ball to crack. By insulating it when you freeze it, it cools slower and less crystals form (or something like that). But by doing this, I have had a better success rate... » Read More I have been able to get about an 80% success rate by doing the following: Use distilled water, not even bottled or tap, but distilled. Get yourself a small lunchbox cooler. Place some crumpled newspapers in the bottom of the cooler, place the mold in there and cover with more newspaper. Place the whole thing in the freezer. I think what's happening is that the ice freezes too fast and crystals form causing the ball to crack. By insulating it when you freeze it, it cools slower and less crystals form (or something like that). But by doing this, I have had a better success rate than just placing it in the freezer. Also, I think the distilled water helps and makes more clear looking balls. « Show Less
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I use boiled water to dissolve the powder and mix it with cold water. Preferably distilled clean tap water will also do the job.