Do you have to boil it to make it fit?
651822
You pretty much have to boil water, remove it from the heat source and submerge any mouthguard in order to properly fit it. This is no exemption. It comes with the instructions. Don't "boil" the mouthguard like everbody is saying. Boil water, then put the mouthguard in it. Just follow the instructions.
651823
Yes. It comes with instructions as I don't remember for how long. You just boil it and then bite very hard and it's all set.
651824
yes, but it gives you easy to follow instructions on how to do it. It's not hard at all.
651825
Yes, you boil it to fit your teeth. Our kids use this brand and they love them. Thanks jeff
2067922
No, you only need to place it in the hot water during the initial molding/fitting. Once it cools, it will retain the shape you've formed.
985345
Nope. We tried, but it doesn't quite fit. You have to take it apart, which is not terribly difficult or time-consuming, but still...
2012417
That depends on the Btu, elevation, starting temperature of the water, and the quantity of water. Either way, it serves its purpose and brings water to a boil just fine.
1431630
No. The kit can adapt to your recipes as long as you use one that has the same amount of gallons, pints, or quarts to fit in the containers and allow head room or fermentation.
838954
Yes. You'll have to do a couple of things to modify the set-up: * stabilize the stove mechanically - pressure canners are heavy and bulky, and the result will be grossly top-heavy * make a longer-circumference band than the one that comes with the stove. That band is to keep hot air close to the pot being heated, and contributes substantially to the stove's efficiency. Most pressure canners are far too wide to accommodate the provided metal band. I hazard the guess that a band &gt;12" longer than the provided one would fit. NOTE: the inside of the band has several metal spacers to keep the band ~3/8" away from the pot. Your replacement DIY band should have similar spacers - a band that contacts the pot is useless for efficiency enhancement.
1584111
Nope, sorry it doesnt, and although you can modify it yourself to fit, I dont think thats what you would want to do.
989677
maybe not, I have never tried to boil on a camp with the item. But I now use another titanium item for cooking, there is a bit deformation(not serious). If you like, I think that it is worthy of your buying.(sorry for my ugly English)
598545
YES, you do need to boil it upon first use. Then let it air dry for a few hours. Otherwise, tons of little black pieces will be in your water and it may not remove all the impurities.
1222777
If it has crystalized, yes you have to boil it. Some of mine were crystalized when I first opened the box. Once you've boiled it and the gel inside is liquid again, there is a little metal disk inside that you push to turn the disk inside out. That's what activates it. Best of luck to you! I hope you get more use out of yours than I got out of mine.
1882573
Yes. It fits well also. FYI, I use this pot to boil potatoes for potato salad for one, pasta, eggs. It is a great pot because nothing boils over. I hope this helps.
1222778
Yes. Boil it to the point that is completely melted. Once it coils down clip the aluminum tab inside.
463254
Yes,.... BUT it's a tight fit. You have boil it in water for 2-3 minutes to make the sleeve flexible enough to slide on to the grip. Bring water to a boil than drop in the sleeve.
1043044
Just make sure the lid is placed correctly. It gets in place with just a couple of twists.
103554
Your not supposed to use boiling water. The water should be slightly warm. I've never had issues with it being too hot.
1555601
Mike,You may need some additional materials to make the fit happen, but yes to your question.Eric C
2144468
Hi Matthew, i havent tried that but i would say no... it never gets to a boil and you might end up with a sticky mess.