How do you safely remove this completely once the child is older? It's adhesive so I wanted to not ruin the door. Normal fridge--not stainless.
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It's a strong adhesive but it can come off if you carefully pry it with a knife or a flat head screw driver. I had to remove like 3 of them so far and never had a problem and haven't damaged my fridge.
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Mine actually broke pretty quickly and I think it came off easily. I may have used mineral oil but I can't remember. It didn't leave any marks.
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I have no trouble peeling/twisting the lock off with my fingers when it needs to be replaced. Using an adhesive remover may help this process, and removes any residue as well. The only reason my lock has needed to be replaced is from the occasional adult not realizing the lock is there and jerking the door open, which will break the lock. This is why it is a good idea to get at least one as a spare.
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Did not try to remove. There needs to be space for air circulation. I do not recommend this microwave for other reasons...the door latch is designed poorly and failed within one year of use. Check the other Amazon comments that did not give a high rating and they seem to echo my problem. Even with extended warranty...do you want to have to pack it up and send it to Texas for repair?
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Well, I just went in the kitchen and stuck a refrigerator magnet on it, and voila! It stuck. Oddly, it did not stick as strongly as it did on the 'fridge, but it did stick. Hope that helps. BTW it is a very good pan.
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Suzanne, we had problems closing the freezer door, too. Found small piece of white styrofoam stuck close to the hinge (was hard to see it). Once removed the door shut perfectly. Connie
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If you have a smooth, polished steel (not brushed finish) or chalk board paint surface then I wouldn't use these magnets. They stick so hard that the only way to remove them is to slide them to the edge of the fridge and pick them off from there. I have a standard white fridge and the magnets work fine and haven't scratched anything.
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I got the Ducky cover. The mechanism to secure the spout cover is similar to that of a cable tie, with multiple ridges along the tie to secure the thing in place (one of the close-up photos of Ducky shows this). If you secure it tight enough, I don't think a toddler can remove it. You need some strength and dexterity to do so. But if the spout cover is installed loosely (cover can twist around the spout), then a toddler may be able to just pull the cover off.
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After 4 months of use the metal plate that touch the magnet came out, and I had hard time to close the door. Here is the solution that I used, get the instant glue (e.g., super glue, gorilla or crazy glue)and apply it on the back side of the metal plate and press it hard and hold it for 1-2 minute. For best result, keep the door open for 2-3 hours and let the glue dry completely. Now close & open the door in normal fashion. By the way, I used super glue that I had in my garage. For last 5 months it is working fine and hopefully, it will resolve your problem. If it works for you, please review and make your comments so that other people can use the same technique. Good luck. After 4 months of use the metal plate that touch the magnet came out, and I had hard time to close the door. Here is the solution that I used, get the instant glue (e.g., super glue, gorilla or crazy glue)and apply it on the back side of the metal plate and press it hard and hold it for 1-2 minute. For best result, keep the door open for 2-3 hours and let the glue dry completely. Now close & open the door in normal fashion. By the way, I used super glue that I had in my garage. For last 5 months it is working fine and hopefully, it will resolve your problem. If it works for you, please... » Read More After 4 months of use the metal plate that touch the magnet came out, and I had hard time to close the door. Here is the solution that I used, get the instant glue (e.g., super glue, gorilla or crazy glue)and apply it on the back side of the metal plate and press it hard and hold it for 1-2 minute. For best result, keep the door open for 2-3 hours and let the glue dry completely. Now close & open the door in normal fashion. By the way, I used super glue that I had in my garage. For last 5 months it is working fine and hopefully, it will resolve your problem. If it works for you, please review and make your comments so that other people can use the same technique. Good luck. « Show Less
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Bryan we just unfortunately learned that answer. Yes it can be pried off. It will take force so most likely leave a mark on the fridge after.
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just defroze it and will be ok, don't leave it for too long out side the fridge
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I have a five day igloo cooler that I used in my cook shed before I got my refrigerator and ice maker installed. I was going through the old plastic hinges and latches all of the time. The stainless steel hinges and latches have lasted for around a year. Best investment I ever made. If I buy a new cooler I will replace the hinges and latch with stainless before the plastic ones even break.
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Ours is very ferromagnetic. (That means yes.) You could call the company to verify the specific size you want is only stainless and no aluminum. Or if you've got it already, check whether one of your refrigerator magnets sticks to the bottom.
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I found the image and checked that way. It was easy to install. The hardest part was removing the casing that hangs it in the back of the fridge (it can be difficult to unscrew).
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no. just don't give it to your kid with the frozen metal. you have seen a christmas story, right? it will freeze to his tongue. :) thaw it and use the fridge or a glass of ice water instead.
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It is just over a year old. I use it for milking my cow. There is no rust on it. As far as magnetic, most of my refrigerator magnets will not stick. I have a very strong magnet which slightly clings but falls off when you let go. I am very happy with it.
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I haven't tried to remove it but it appears to be that 3M double-sided tape with a magnetic strip on one side. In the past, when I've removed this kind of tape, i've had to use Goo-Gone or a similar adhesive remove to get everything off but I can't speak to this specifically.
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Brian - Think of it as being permanent until you want it to be removed. Then, with minimual effort on your part, it will come down without damaging the tile. Here are some tips for removal of the adhesive: simply slide a metal or plastic spackling knife behind the bracket. As the knife cuts the silicone adhesive push the blade further and further behind the bracket until you feel the bracket become loose from the wall. To clean off any remaining jelly silicone from the wall simply (and carefully) use a single edge razor blade. So, obviously this mirror is not meant to be moved around every week. But people should have no fear of mounting our product even if they know they will need to move it in a few weeks/months. In fact, since we want you to continue enjoying our mirror at your next location, please feel free to contact us and we'll send you more mounting tape and silicone gel free of charge. Don't hesitate to ask any other questions you may have. Enjoy your mirror and thank you for your support Steve Parisi President ToiletTree Products
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I purchased some double sticky-sided foam tape at the hardware store and have mine stuck to the inside side wall of my refrigerator. It's inconvenient to have it loose on a shelf.