I love this soap dish but have lost one of the rubber feet. Anyone have any idea how I can find replacement for the foot! Thx.
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No idea. The rubber feet were lost on mine despite vigilance. I believe they crawled away to the rubber feet boneyard.
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I have searched without success. There isn't any product support that I can find. An email to corporate headquarters went unanswered. Like any product this one is defined by its weakest part.
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Did you ever find replacement legs? One of my table's legs inexplicably crumbled... Thx!
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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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What did you clean in it?Did you try cleaning with a steal wool without soap on it. A fine grade. Can get it at any hardware store. Use dawn liquid dish soap.will have to scrub to remove black marks.The pot should be fine to use since you used dishwasher soap witch is used all the time for cleaning dishes you eat on.I have canning pots that change color because of chemical reactions and are fine just discolored.
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Does anyone know where I can purchase a replacement basket? I lost mine and have been using papertowel squares... which isn't bad since I just throw them in the trash when I'm done, just would like to have the basket back.
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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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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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That's what happened to us with our last dispenser. Unfortunately, we didn't save the receipt or model #, so we couldn't track down a suitable replacement. However, after we bought the new one, we realized we could have simply bought some aquarium tubing at Home Depot and extended it to reach into the "mega-sized" container of dishwashing liquid sitting below in the sink cabinet. We like the fact that once you screw this model's bottle in correctly, you can refill it by removing the pump top and pouring the liquid in (we use a funnel) from above, instead of unscrewing the container from underneath every time. Duh! Now why didn't we think of that before we went through about 3 or 4 of these things? LOL
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if you are referring to the bella website, i just checked for replacements on their website and it says no replacement parts at this time, but they do direct you to customer service.... email them at help@bellahousewares.com... hope this helps!
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I bought a tiny stainless steel dog dish... couple of dollars and it works well. Kind of weird idea though. Don't buy the ones with the rubber bottoms.
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I told my contractor, "NO soap dish." I didn't want those ceramic soap scum collectors. So I found this on Amazon and am in love with it. We installed it in the glass enclosed shower. Loved it so much, we got another and put it near the tub faucet. It's an unusual contemporary fixture and this looks beautiful with it. Now to answer your question, IT IS SHINY AND MAGNIFICENT. Before installation, you can hold it in your hand and feel the weight of it. It is not flimsy. It is strong and the quality is superb. Soap is always dry and there are no soap streaks down the wall. It drains directly down. I am going to look for my photos and see if I can copy them for you. You will not be disappointed. This is the best.
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Hi John, Sassy has several models of these soft rubber bottle scrubbers and the picture of yours shows it is not the one I own. Basically they all fill with soap from the end of the handle. The fill spot in the handle will either pop out like a stopper or screw off like a bottle cap. If you look at the center bottom of the scrubber you will see a hole where the soap will be dispensed during use via an unseen membrane that activates when pressed the scrubber end against the bottom of the bottle or jar you are cleaning. If the membrane inside the hole goes bad or you do not tighten the handle fill plug correctly the soap will just run out of the bottom and be lost. I always hold a finger gently against the bottom hole when filling to assure soap doesn't flow through for lack of a vacuum. If you have put soap in the handle and it is not flowing then the hole at the bottom may be "clogged" so try using toothpich with point cut off to clear it--be gentle and do not push so hard inside as to puncture that membrane just beyond the hole. If you have had your brush two years that membrane in the bottom may be a "crispy critter" by now and may not work correctly but give it a try anyway and see. Hope this helps.--- Dixie
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Maryann, I went to www.hurrycane.com; spoke with the guy who answered the phone about the problems with the feet. They sent me a whole new cane. I hope this help. Bob
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This is a really good quality dispenser so I think it would be worth it to try this method. Seems like you'd need to keep all the parts clean and flushed out to keep it from clogging--all dish soaps seem to form plugs in the little dispenser holes where the soap comes out. Wish I'd thought to ask the plumber about this way of using a soap dispenser!
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I'm somewhat surprised as I've dropped mine in the shower at twice the height with no ill effects. I have read other reviews with the exact same results as yourself. What I have read as well is that if you contact their cust svc dept directly they will replace it . Much cheaper than buying an aftermarket handle replacement. Please post your outcome
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I just tossed mine after it burned up from making CP soap in less than a year and about 15 batches. It was a pain to clean and the plastic bottom broke when it fell over.
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Yes, I had dish soap in it. But, it only worked for a few weeks, and not very well at that. Don't buy it.