I lost the directions for how long to soak. Anyone have that yet?
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I don't remember any directions,but have used soaker hoses for years. Just hook up to end of your regular hose , lay it around areas such as trees); you will see water dripping out ofhose( the entore length) let it run until you see puddling or runoff. If soil is readily absorbing all of the water then use your judgment as to how long to let water run; perhaps fifteen to twenty minutes..just a guess..depends on your soil.....bar
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I don't think the hose came with directions on how long to soak, because it depends on the soil and what you are soaking and how often. I have two of these watering a vegetable garden that is 50 feet by 5 feet, with well amended soil, in the high desert, once a day for 20 minutes, but I do supplemental watering by hand once a week. With sandier soil, the water spreads less but goes deeper. When I water a tree in the local sand, I place these hoses in multiple circles around the tree for an hour. Incidentally, a two-hose timer allows you to set it and forget it in many applications.
2104802
I had the same problem until I read the instructions again. You have to soak the bubble wall section in water for 15 minutes or so before turning on the air pump for the bubbles. This lets the material swell up enough for air to escape.
13604
Only exceptionally says the instructions. Spot clean with lukewarm water and a sponge. I didn't wash it yet, so I don't really know. I would advise you to use delicate or hand wash.
268054
A few minutes at most. Don't let it dry before coming back to rinse. I found it best to work in smaller patches.
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Hi Luna, I just let it soak and then kinda played with the handle till it squeezed the sponge, it takes a bit to break it in but it will eventually get there....I hope this helped let me know!! good luck!
181683
Following the directions helped. Use vinegar and water..soak it then let it air dry.
694933
I can't find the packaging with the instructions, but I remember they said to soak the bear, which I did before putting it in the jar. This was a couple of months ago and it's doing a great job. General consensus online is to soak the bear for about 20 minutes. Hope this helps!
1057341
I don't remember what they said in the directions. I always wash mine by hand. So maybe that is what the directions said. Watch how high your heat is with it.
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soak it about 15 minutes & screw it in. it takes a while b4 u'll see it dripping.good luck
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First put enough water in the pan to cover the blade and let it soak for about 20-30 minutes. Empty the water and grab the blade with one hand and the other end of the blade shaft(on the bottom of the pan-the part that engages with the machine) with the other hand. Try pulling on the blade while wiggling the shaft.
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After the initial soak, pour the water out And invert the jar on an angle, you do not want an excess of water in the jar. Rinse twice a day and make sure the water is poured out well and inverted again after each rinse. Hope this helped
609858
There should be directions on the back of the bottle, but you apply in small sections in an "S" shape and then spread with a damp pad or mop and just let dry.
608474
I soak the knee brace in woolite and water for about 20 minutes, then rinse. Get out as much water as you can than I hang it to dry in the shower.
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I had the exact same problem.I finally broke down and bought some extra tips.Supposedly you can soak them in acetone to clean the tips.(I think it needs to soak for 24 hrs.
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No. Still very happy with this product. I DO soak. Cold water and soak for 30-60 minutes.
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Contact the manufacturer or run a search online for directions. Ours came with directions. I've found that setting the timer for 10 minutes insures perfectly cooked hot dogs and perfectly steamed buns. Be sure to not cover the air holes in the bun steamer with the buns. When they're done, carefully remove the bun steamer lid and wipe condensation from the bottom of the lid. This will prevent the buns from getting soggy as they sit waiting to be consumed. Don't let the water reservoir run out of water. You always want to keep it at least half full while cooking. Using filtered water will prevent the heating element in the water reservoir from becoming corroded with calcium. Contact the manufacturer or run a search online for directions. Ours came with directions. I've found that setting the timer for 10 minutes insures perfectly cooked hot dogs and perfectly steamed buns. Be sure to not cover the air holes in the bun steamer with the buns. When they're done, carefully remove the bun steamer lid and wipe condensation from the bottom of the lid. This will prevent the buns from getting soggy as they sit waiting to be consumed. Don't let the water reservoir run out of water. You always want to keep it at least half full while cooking. Using filtered water will... » Read More Contact the manufacturer or run a search online for directions. Ours came with directions. I've found that setting the timer for 10 minutes insures perfectly cooked hot dogs and perfectly steamed buns. Be sure to not cover the air holes in the bun steamer with the buns. When they're done, carefully remove the bun steamer lid and wipe condensation from the bottom of the lid. This will prevent the buns from getting soggy as they sit waiting to be consumed. Don't let the water reservoir run out of water. You always want to keep it at least half full while cooking. Using filtered water will prevent the heating element in the water reservoir from becoming corroded with calcium. « Show Less
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I didn't soak mine. I just rinsed it off let it air dry completely, about 24 hours then put it in the brown sugar and it worked perfectly.