What material is used to make the cavity?
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If by "cavity" you mean the inside of the microwave, it appears to be some type of metal which is white in color. Hope this helps. Great microwave by the way.
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These were installed over two years ago, but the depth cavity was about 3 inches or a little more!
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You can use any kind of "thermoplastic". Polystyrene, ABS, acrylic etc. You can purchase them through the vacuum former manufacturer or an industrial supply house (McMaster Carr).
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the cavity is 7" x 1.25" so if your shorter than 7" there will be an air void between you and the end of the cavity - using a sharp scissors you can easily cut the material a little shorter to reduce or eliminate the air void
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I'm guessing some kind of resin. It's solid and sturdy but not heavy, and it doesn't feel like ceramic or stone.
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I use a plastic toothpaste tube for mine, an eyeglass case would probably work too.
124357
I believe it is some type of rubber. I think you can find out more on their website: http://www.innobaby.com/Teethin-Smart-ez-grip-Teether--Flower-Green_p_334.html
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It's easy. Mix the two putties together as per the instructions. press the mold onto your teeth and hold it there with as little movement as possible for the time described in the instructions. Mine came out perfect. Better than ones I paid a dentist $450 to make. My dog ate the ones the dentist made.
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It is made out of fiberglass, which stands up well to the environment outside, but is very difficult to keep clean. Lots of nooks and crannies in the (unfinished) fiberglass interior and if you get mold in there, you'll never get it out.
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The entire cavity is filled with foam that you can break into whatever shape you want.
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Just fill the mylar bag as full as possible with the oxygen absorber(s) in it. Then quickly seal it with the heat sealer. The bag will turn brick solid in a couple of days!
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There is a little door on the top that you just flip open and pour the stuff in the cavity. It is really easy.
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as per description: 1 cavities; Dimensions per cavity: 8" x 5-1/2" x 2-3/4"; Cavity capacity in oz: 45
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I have no idea as I gave mine away to a friend. Synthetic materials completely is all I know.
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The seal is molded as evidenced my the mold leakage I had to trim with a razor blade. I really don't know what the material is. I am donating the 2 pitches I purchased to charity, you have to hold a paper towel under the lip when pouring as it runs down the outside of the pitcher. Bad karma!
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Metal. Aluminum I assume. I found it to have absurdly sharp points and sharp edges along the cuts between the teeth. So sharp it cut many hairs or grabbed so hard it ripped whole hairs out.
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You must heat water to boiling. Then put beads in a cup and pour the hot water over them. At that point they soften and you are able to mold them to your mouth inside the teeth. It takes practice, so don't get discouraged.