how do you remove the old liner
856584
Carefully. Hot water helps but it really is just a matter of catching an edge and working it out. A small flat blade screwdriver goes a long way to get under it and to lift it. Any small pieces that get left behind in some of the small nooks and cranny's can just be left.
856585
I soak the denture in hot tap water for a couple mins...not boiling water...just hot tap water. Then start to peel from the back or anywhere it has start to loosen up. Peel until you cant anymore, then soak again in hot tap water. It takes several times but it will eventually all come out. I have used it for years and that always seems to work fine for me.
856586
I haven't used the new stuff yet. And I'm sure how to remove the old liner.
856587
I've only done one reline, so I'm wondering the same thing. I've been trying to research the answer to that very question on Google, and I've found several sites that say to soak the dentures in hydrogen peroxide overnight and then remove the old liner. Other sites say to dip the denture in and out of very hot water and peel away the old liner little by little. I haven't tried either one yet, as I'm waiting for the arrival of my new order. When it arrives, I'll try both methods -- the peroxide one first -- and then will be able to answer this question. Sorry I don't have any first-hand knowledge to give you, but I hope to soon. I've only done one reline, so I'm wondering the same thing. I've been trying to research the answer to that very question on Google, and I've found several sites that say to soak the dentures in hydrogen peroxide overnight and then remove the old liner. Other sites say to dip the denture in and out of very hot water and peel away the old liner little by little. I haven't tried either one yet, as I'm waiting for the arrival of my new order. When it arrives, I'll try both methods -- the peroxide one first -- and then will be able to answer this question. Sorry I don't have any first-hand... » Read More I've only done one reline, so I'm wondering the same thing. I've been trying to research the answer to that very question on Google, and I've found several sites that say to soak the dentures in hydrogen peroxide overnight and then remove the old liner. Other sites say to dip the denture in and out of very hot water and peel away the old liner little by little. I haven't tried either one yet, as I'm waiting for the arrival of my new order. When it arrives, I'll try both methods -- the peroxide one first -- and then will be able to answer this question. Sorry I don't have any first-hand knowledge to give you, but I hope to soon. « Show Less
856588
Run very hot water over one edge of it and use something, preferably plastic, to scrape it until it comes loose. Continue this until the whole thing comes off. It will not come off in one piece. You'll wind up with several small parts that break off. It's also not a fast process. This liner is made to stay in place so it takes a while to get it out. All in all it is totally worth the time and money to use.
856589
This answer is for Cushion Grip. I don't use PermaSoft because it smells like a chemical factory. After four or five days the Cushion Grip liner gets funky and you need to replace it. You just have to hold the denture under hot water and then just rip out the old soft liner with your fingers. Having strong fingernails is an asset! Some of the material may cling stubbornly to the denture. Just leave it there. Then scrub the denture and the residual liner with a stiff brush. By the way, I also wipe the old liner with rubbing alcohol to sterilize it. Don't leave the alcohol in contact with the liner for very long because it will attack it. And then I rinse the denture (with the old liner) in cold water to get rid of the alcohol.
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I heat the denture up under hot water and cut it out with sharp knife. I also use a dremel and grind it out sometimes, it does have a tendescy to get very hard after a long time say 4-6 months.
2277198
there is a liner on the back that you have to remove to expose the sticky side.
786885
No I've tried but I can't get the old one out. What ashame. I just bought new ones. Hope this helped.
1513614
Years ago they sold liners for fruit leathers & such. I'm not sure if they are still available. Sorry.
890938
Take off the old foam ones. Slide the silicone ones over the tips where the old ones were.
1787632
The liner is not a cock, it is teflon metal. Very easy to remove and I have found if you spray the sides with cooking spray before using, eventhough it is teflon, it makes it even easier to clean.
539550
I'm not sure what you mean by line... I've replaced my pool liner several times. usually I stretch it out and it overlaps all the way around the pool. Then there's a plastic tube with a slit all along one side that snaps over the top of the pool wall to secure the liner, then the top railings go over that plastic tube.
439943
I use liners. I take the dark grey rim off, place the liner, then replace the rim. Works great. Liner stays in place.
446192
You cannot detach the liner, but it can be pulled inside out. My recommendation is, if you get bbque sauce in it or something, to do the following. Reach inside and grab the very end of the liner between 2 fingers, while pushing in the mitt from the top so that the liner will be easier to grab. In one swift motion, pull the liner completely inside out. Then pull the thumb area out from the rest of the liner. Hang over the edge of the sink and wash the liner with whatever soap you want to. Take care to not get water into the inside of the mitt itself, to speed drying. Dish soap is actually fine because it will cut any grease better. Rinse thoroughly under the faucet to remove the soap. Then either lay on the counter to dry or hang on a clothes line. Let it dry so you feel no dampness in the liner. Then carefully stuff the liner back into the silicone shell. Hope that helps! - Ken, Nurturing Planet Awesome Support
1753190
There is an opaque guard ring above the mop head on the mop handle, pull that up towards the mop handle away from the mop head. Then remove the old mop head and replace it with the new one. You may need to give it a tap with a hammer or a twist with a wrench if it has been in place for a long time or rusted.
216527
On my 2013, yes I had to cut the liner...the instructions say to do so and there is a line on the mat to do it.
879432
Use a screwdriver or butter knife to pry up one side. Turn the pad over, it may be as good as new on the other side.
2140989
It was quite easy to remove the old wrap. If you don't, you will use much more rope than you think it will take, and may not get it as tightly wound. If you do as you are suggesting, please let us know how it goes.
634519
if you carefully feel along the edge of the face of the phone, you can peel back the old protective layer. you can also use a piece of clear packing tape to help pull the old protector off. use another piece of clear packing tape to clean off any residue before you apply the new screen protector.
2279700
What I did was sanded all the clear coat off. Then wash with soap and let it dry and tape what you don't want liner on.
132256
Yes you do have to remove your bed liner. It is a great tool. I am very happy. Just put a flat rubber liner. You will be happy.
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Just pull it out. Make sure that u removed all tapes that the brush might have been secured with.