Where can I buy replacement silicone for this? We just moved into a new house and want to get it put up! Thanks!
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I used two of the 3M Command strips (medium duty) for this very reason. If you ever want to move it just pull down on the exposed ends of the strips and it releases cleanly. I spaced them apart on the back of the bracket with the tabs exposed and they don't show with the mirror in place. If you remove the mirror from the bracket the tabs are exposed and it's readily removable. And no worry about cleaning up silicone residue from the wall.
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Any clear silicone for use in bathroom applications will work. I used the 3M removeable strips to hang mine and haven't had any problems.
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Walmart, Lowes, Home Depote etc....all will have some fir a couple of dollars.
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I just go to Home Depot and buy a small tube of it for a few bucks. They have a variety branded for bathrooms. Just don't let it dry up real bad and you can use it for future projects.
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I bought mine at Sur la Table. They replaced it for me. I suggest you do a Google search. I'm sure you can find the Manufacturer.
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I don't believe they sell replacements, although rustoleum has released a new spray on product that makes almost everything waterproof. I believe they only sell it at Home Depot exclusively.
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Mine has a rubber gasket. Not sure why you would need silicone unless they forgot the gasket.
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I don't know where to find a replacement. Our's is still on good shape. It seems like if Amazon doesn't have it, DeLonghi would. You've probably have already tried that.
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no longer than the one i had held up i wouldn,t bother but in reference to you question try for one from kitchen aid they are relatively close you might find walmart may even have it in the store hope that helps
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Hello!I bought this mirror a couple months ago and my roommate and I greatly enjoy it, but we both moved and had to take it down...I tried to save the silicone from the tube it came in, but unfortunately it got lost somewhere in the moving process. I just happened to read this post about the company sending replacement adhesives, and I was impressed by their great customer service, so I was wondering how I go about receiving replacements...I might be moving again later on this year so I was wondering if I could be given extra material just in case I do need to take the mirror down again. What's the process for doing this? Thanks!Christian Hello!I bought this mirror a couple months ago and my roommate and I greatly enjoy it, but we both moved and had to take it down...I tried to save the silicone from the tube it came in, but unfortunately it got lost somewhere in the moving process. I just happened to read this post about the company sending replacement adhesives, and I was impressed by their great customer service, so I was wondering how I go about receiving replacements...I might be moving again later on this year so I was wondering if I could be given extra material just in case I do need to take the mirror... » Read More Hello!I bought this mirror a couple months ago and my roommate and I greatly enjoy it, but we both moved and had to take it down...I tried to save the silicone from the tube it came in, but unfortunately it got lost somewhere in the moving process. I just happened to read this post about the company sending replacement adhesives, and I was impressed by their great customer service, so I was wondering how I go about receiving replacements...I might be moving again later on this year so I was wondering if I could be given extra material just in case I do need to take the mirror down again. What's the process for doing this? Thanks!Christian « Show Less
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I just did this! Tear it off carefully from the back. You'll have to use a razor blade to completely remove the silicon from the back and wall. Then, go to Target and buy a tube of waterproof silicon and install the same way you installed the first time. Walah!
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We just went to a big box hardware store and bought a piece of Lexan. Cut it with a chop saw, drill a few holes for the brackets and voila, a new door. I really don't know where you can find a replacement door though. Sorry.
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My best guess would be to contact the company: http://www.evriholder.com/ and ask if replacement parts are available for purchase. Good luck!
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Most plumbing supply companies can order replacements. Home Depot online might be able to help as well.
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Try the online Rachael Ray store. Since they replace broken or defective merchandise, I'd assume they can replace this for you. Good luck.
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I would go to your local hardware store and buy all 4 new ones. I have never gotten anyone at the company to answer my questions.
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You should be able to go to any hardware store and get one. I had that happen with an old cheese slicer but it was my fault because I put it in the dishwasher.
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Try to contact the vendor's customer service directly. I called because I was looking for a filler piece since this is a corner install. M-F, 8am to 5pm PST Tel: 310-808-9600 Email: info@kitchenbathcollection.com
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You have probably already found this but I saw them online at Home Depot. Mine isn't broken but needs freshening up so I'll get one there.
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Bought one on Amazon to replace one that got broken....... Originally I bought all of mine at Home Depot but I'm sure Lowes carries them too.....actually they are near the same price I believe..... It was just convenient Buying it on Amazon......