how do you keep the flan liquid from seeping out?
4997
I am hoping you're using a crust first? There are a few well informed articles on the net aka southernliving.com regarding how to properly use a tart pan.
4998
I don't think you can. You need a different type of pan for flan One without a removable bottom.
4999
I do not know but you could try putting heavy-duty foil on the outside of the pan up about half-way up the side of it.
5000
I didn't use the pan for flan. I used it for Deep dish fruit pies. But I still wrap it with foil and place it on a jelly roll pan. xoCarole
5001
The lip is fairly wide and the insert fits well. Between that and your crust no fluids seep out. When your tart is cool simply push up on the bottom and it comes right out and looks beautiful.
5002
I is a tart pan, I only use it to make a pie. I don't think it would be good for flan.
2258614
Fill up the container only half way of magnesium flakes and then pour water until you fill up the container. Then shake it a lot. Like literally a lot, or leave it over night, it will eventually dissolve.
1565201
Just plain tap water will work some. Anything that will not hurt the item you're putting it, or stainless steel, could be used as solution.
1423007
I haven't had a problem with air seeping as long as the product has contact on all sides. Sorry to be so slow in responding. Just found the question.
1668887
I just read John Moore's answer and that actually might be the best way, at least if your cleanout is upstream of the blockage. Pour the stuff in dry and let the next flush expand the product, and carry it toward the blockage. Just guessing here.
478858
Look at the bottom of the black cap that uses two air lines. The fluid is suppose to enter the container where there is sort of an exit pointing downwards which redirects the fluid to the small container. Make sure you use the short hose supplied so it wont splash while in vacuum. Make sure the container is standing upright and not at an angle. Otherwise you will suck up fluid and damage the gun.
1462159
Hi, Just buy a can of Scott guard and spray the canvas bottom. And it will add protection from leaking. Follow directions on can. Will make clean up easier!
738143
I did not vent the room. I did not use gloves because the sprayer was effective and you just squirt the chandelier. Make sure to lay lots of plastic under to cover the area but the best idea was to place an umbrella directly under to catch the drip. Be liberal and for my two foot chandelier I used the bottle. The vertical glass will come clean but the glass slanted or horizontal may not come clean from my experience.
1563237
Don't use a towel or anything underneath the diffuser - there is a fan on the bottom that has to "breathe" if you will. Also, fill to just below the max line. Those were the 2 things that I found fixed that problem.
637747
Use white vinegar - ((you buy it at a grocery store- very cheaply I might add). Other than that- just use a soft facecloth and wipe it down on the outside after use. Leave the top open for it to air dry inside, do not use dish detergent in the area where the water goes or you'll taste soap in your coffee for months!
1967220
Simply place a towel or wipe of some sort over the plunger on top of the bottle (under the cover) and push down. Solution is sprayed directly on the cloth or wipe. It limits the amount of solution you have to use or that you lose by pouring or spraying.
1459726
easiest and safest way to protect from ambient moisture (high humidity or splash protection) is to use Liquid Tape (http://smile.amazon.com/Gardner-Bender-LTB-400-4-Ounce-Electrical/dp/B000FPAN2K/ref=sr_1_1?s=industrial&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1436879033&sr;=1-1&keywords;=liquid+tape) , which is basically liquid electrical tape that hardens when exposed to air. Using the Liquid Tape, apply to all exposed solder points, or simply brush across each side of PCB, be careful not to coat the surface area on the integrated circuit (IC, small thumbnail size black 5-pin component), as that IC must dissipate heat. Obviously, don't coat the LED displays :) easiest and safest way to protect from ambient moisture (high humidity or splash protection) is to use Liquid Tape (http://smile.amazon.com/Gardner-Bender-LTB-400-4-Ounce-Electrical/dp/B000FPAN2K/ref=sr_1_1?s=industrial&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1436879033&sr;=1-1&keywords;=liquid+tape) , which is basically liquid electrical tape that hardens when exposed to air. Using the Liquid Tape, apply to all exposed solder points, or simply brush across each side of PCB, be careful not to coat the surface area on the integrated circuit (IC, small thumbnail size black 5-pin component), as that IC must... » Read More easiest and safest way to protect from ambient moisture (high humidity or splash protection) is to use Liquid Tape (http://smile.amazon.com/Gardner-Bender-LTB-400-4-Ounce-Electrical/dp/B000FPAN2K/ref=sr_1_1?s=industrial&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1436879033&sr;=1-1&keywords;=liquid+tape) , which is basically liquid electrical tape that hardens when exposed to air. Using the Liquid Tape, apply to all exposed solder points, or simply brush across each side of PCB, be careful not to coat the surface area on the integrated circuit (IC, small thumbnail size black 5-pin component), as that IC must dissipate heat. Obviously, don't coat the LED displays :) « Show Less
629095
First, only fill half way so there is enough air space in the container to hold some air pressure. Pump a few times until the pressure on pump is firm but not tight.Second, hold closer to pan.
252004
I sealed mine with a spray sealer in advance. I think paint maybe your only solution
1448643
It may seep through the seems, it is a fairly firm plastic. Cleanup may be the biggest problem since the cut-outs are fragile. I have cleaned it only with a soft spray of water.
920517
Get a paper towel wet with rubbing alcohol rolling over a few times and let dry
830746
put the spit through the designated openings at each end. this product works but is flimsy. i wouldn't buy it again. it pops open unless i tie it closed with kitchen string.