I thought I read somewhere that this product could be reused...that the solids would settle to the bottom and you could salvage the product at the top
1965696
The only thing I reused it on was an old dried as hard as a brick paint brush. Stuck it in an old can with the used used gel and left it a few days. When I washed it off it was almost soft. It took about 3 soakings but am now able to use it.
1965697
I read the same thing. However I think it depends on the material you are stripping off. I used it for a heavily painted surface and it did not do it. I also used it on a varnished surface and it was not able to be used again, I had to dispose of it.
1965698
I am not sure how that would work. Like the name implies, it is a gel & I suppose it is theoretically possible for particulates to settle out, but it would take an awful long time (months/years??) In addition, there is quite a bit of very fine particulate matter that I don't think will ever come out of suspension. I have used about six gallons now & have more projects ahead of me. I will gladly pay the price & continue to use 'virgin' product.
144090
I think not. This material is soft, not rigid, so, I don't believe that is possible reusable. Besides this, I can imagine some trouble with dust sticking on the micro solution in a operation like you ask.
1534742
The plunger is in sterile packaging and not designed for reuse. If reused it should be sterilized prior to repacking. Consider the risk of infection or contamination before deciding to reuse what is designed as a disposable item. My .02
624587
Yes, I have reused it many, many times now. Keep the plastic planting liners to actually plant in, though. The wooden planter is more for decoration and sturdiness. I keep grass growing all the time for my furry crew.
1120880
You can re-use them, but they do not collapse back down. Once they are wet they stay as they are in my experience.
1744985
I have never thought about reusing. This is my first time trying this brand.
1219964
Probably. I mailed it to my parents and didn't see it after that, but It was pretty sturdy and could probably be reused again.
1120879
Yes can be reused if they weren't damaged during use or came into contact with salt water.
1007412
Yes it can be reused. I heat it up to put some on my hair as a deep conditioner. When I am finished I put the lid back on it until I am ready for the next time
1554534
you would have to semi disassemble it to store it. It is a great product though!
2222787
I reuse mine all the time. Top shelf of dishwasher, or hand wash. Sometimes, the plastic top does not fit back on, but it's okay with tinfoil if I need to have it covered
302185
I haven't reused mine at this point. In my opinion, I believe that once emptied, I could clean them and reuse.
600686
I've wondered the same thing. I don't think they are supposed to be reusable, but I can reuse them if I keep them clean.
1032678
It is reusable, but not indefinitely. I don't use it daily so it'll last much longer. It's worth the $$
2161482
You can try to uncrumble it if you can and reapply. But it will be a challenge, if you can't then you can trash it
889446
you can take apart the product and put it in an easy carrying bag. Then, when you want to use it again, it's easy to reassemble!!!
1073422
Probably on the top rack. The product is hard plastic so it'd probably be ok. I haven't tried that though!