metal teeth or plastic?
289421
Metal. This think is great . I use it everyday and it the best one I've had
1064661
They are metal, so I would think so, plus it seems like it could hurt your teeth or make them uncomfortable to chew.
985580
Some kind of plastic that is pretty rigid . They do not bend or shape to fit teeth. They were much too small for me.
1175725
I would think so. The plastic is heavy and is like a melamine. I think if you need a truly rodent-can, metal might be best. In my experience, those critters seem to be able to sink their teeth into the most surprising things.
1710898
Plastic tube. My vet gave me a sample when I had my dogs teeth cleaned. So I bought a tube
923366
The teeth are metal and they do a terrific job shredding into micro pieces.
1674780
Plastic, but it's pretty good quality. I doubt you'll find any metal ones, otherwise it would be too heavy for the magnetic holder to hold the head to the neck.
654584
They are mainly designed for wood, the set has multi tooth assortment. You probably can use for plastic, but these are not metal blades
204951
it's a very sturdy plastic. i believe the cutting teeth are metal though.honestly, this dispenser is great. we've tried 3 or 4 other ones and hated them all for one reason or another. after we decided this was the winner, we bought a few more for the warehouse. everyone likes them, and they've held up great.
838336
They are plastic. They are not flimsy. They are solid. The teeth appear to be plastic as well.
1945081
Are you drunk? Of course not! Metal is not plastic (last time I checked). Superglue is your only real option here. Unless you want to try soldering them. Or recasting them altogether (if they are lead). Seriously: cyanoacrylic or nothing for you, sir.
2241117
Metal .... I've had one of these feeders for three years and it frustrates the squirrels ...... excellent product.
1721656
As the previous person noted, metal and plastic. Do you want to buy my set? My husband used for about two weeks after surgery, they are in excellent condition.
1412355
It's made of a slightly harder plastic than the retainer my orthodontist gave me. Also, there is significantly less precision in this retainer since you don't have a skilled orthodontist taking the molds.
522817
It's a very hard plastic material. You could probably Leave bite marks if you really tried.
1962381
Plastic, yes. Metal, only if you're very careful not to press too hard. Any sharp object would definitely pierce the "skin"-- the top is somewhat matte, and holds spread flour very well. I used a hard plastic spatula the other day, to cut top strips for a piecrust, and it worked great; but I was careful not to press too hard.
2051151
I use plastic or wooden utensils but I don't think metal would hurt the enamel.