How can I get mold off the collapsible rubber part?
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I have never had mold so I am not sure, I would try using vinegar and water first.
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Soak in white distilled vinegar overnight, then wash with hot soapy water and rinse, the next day.
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Try vinegar. It works well. A soft tooth brush and vinegar and rinse. Hope that helps.
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You can try white vinegar and water soak at least 20min with hot water. Last resort a 1/4cup of bleach with a gallon of water ratio. Wash with gloves on may take 10 min or morw you must them wash the item with dishsoap and water.very well. also this item I believe stated it could topload in s dishwasher. I wish you well
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Dudes, try Green Slime sold at Walmart. Buy the large gallon sizes and install it into a leaking tire. It works great. It seals leaks from the inside. Make sure to rinse the clear installation tube when storing, unless it will be useless next time you try to use it. You will also need a valve stem remover and maybe some new valve stems. They are cheap at Walmart.
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Take the rubber part of first and then work ur nails into it and eventually it will come apart.
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I did use a mold release spray, and they were still difficult to remove at times. I've never worked with molds before though, so I don't have any experience to compare it with.
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Jason I would try the best I could to keep it off rubber and plastic parts. If you accidentally get some of this solvent on any rubber or plastic parts simply wipe it off.
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If you cannot remove it mechanically using a tool that is softer than the material the glue adheres to, you must use some sort of super glue remover, and then may have to use a tool, such as a piece of wood or plastic. Most super glue removers must "soak" on the glue for a few minutes before it will begin to come off. Hope this helps.
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you don't, you wash very well with hot soapy water after use if it gets dirty, I never find I have issue with things getting inside the top to mold. I always give mine a good thorough rinse with very hot water (my tap is over 125 degrees) and let completely air dry before I reassemble and put away, for you I would suggest a soaking in HOT bleach solution and let air dry COMPLETLY.
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You take it and around the sides pull the rubber off and then when you have the rubber off and there is little white squers on the sides u lift them up and then its off
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Try 3m caulk remover. May not dissolve it, but at least should make removal easier
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Goo Gone works well and should not harm the plastic. Sometimes, scrubbing with a Scotch Brite sponge, dish soap, and hot water will remove it.
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Maybe you could try putting it in the freezer for a few minutes before trying to remove it. Or spray the mold with a little cooking spray before pouring the candy in. I always find that the freezer method works best for me.
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In one of the corners there is a drain plug. You can pull the plug and then drain it. Once it's almost empty. You just lift it. It's very light. And just be sure it's completely dry before putting it away. You don't want mold to get inside. But we love it.
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I just used water and soap to clean it off. But ive only used mod podge with it.
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You can purchase an epoxy remover (Google it) or you can soak it in acetone or follow some of these steps:http://www.wikihow.com/Remove-Epoxy
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Use tape or a lint roller. I Don't like cleaning with acetone because I think it eats away the rubber.
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Like Rob Harrison said, a pair of pliers should do the trick. Its pretty stout plastic.
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I would use windex or glass cleaner or a liquid cleaner that won't melt plastic! Obviously, a scrubbing pad and powders like Comet or Ajax, etc. won't work.