Can the container be reused (cleaned and filled with another product such as home made rootbeer)?
1677724
It would be extremely hard to reuse this. If you were able to remove the top pressure valve it looks like it would be very hard to replace it. For this reason I say know.
1677725
There is a pressure release valve on the top that allows the liquid to come out of the tap at the bottom. You might be able to remove that and reuse it, but I'm not sure that it would work.
1677726
I don't think that would be possible as it's a very sturdy little keg with a plastic valve uptop which has to be turned in order to make the spigot work. Very airtight- Hope this helps
627853
The box is pretty big so I don't think so. I use my own containers. I like the cooler. It's my second one.
817028
You can wash this, so I imagine you'd be good to reuse it as long as there aren't any holes in it.
1744983
I don't see why you couldn't do that. It just means your bag gets smaller and smaller, since you have to cut off one of the sealed ends each time. I use it for cheese, make sure the bag is extra long, and then just keep resealing it each time I have to open it. I've never tried washing it and reusing it, since I use mine mostly for raw meats.
1902589
Yes, the barrel is re-useable. I am on my 3rd batch right now. The first was scotch and came out ok. The second batch, in the same barrel, was tequila and it came out great. Third batch is also tequila.
1045981
Yes it can be reused - that's what I do. I pull it out of the drain, pull off the gobs of hair and replace it. If that's too gross for you wear gloves or throw it away.
289154
These are empty containers to begin with. So long as you clean out what you put in, you should be able to reuse them. I haven't had any degradation from any of my materials put in (eo, coconut oil, beeswax and almond oil).
1029973
Yes, I've reused the lids and the cups. I like them better than the little cups you can buy in the grocery stores.If the cup starts to show a crack I throw it away and get another. The lids fit the K-cups you buy already filled too. So you can use them over too. :-)
1120879
Yes can be reused if they weren't damaged during use or came into contact with salt water.
870359
I have had partially used bottles on the shelf for up to 6 months without problem. if you mix the two components together, you have a very short window of use. 5 min +/-. it is not reusable.
2132597
It's better to have a different container/can that fits to make it easier to clean. This will also keep your product from burning too.
1691268
Technically, yes you could reuse it because it just has numbers but it's made of cardboard and is just perforated around each box. You can't close them again.
1853033
No, the container should only be hand washed! Get one of those baby bottle brushes to clean it.
1922898
Yes. Cleaning the container is almost as hard as cleaning the unit though, and wastes a lot of paint. Thus: Far easier to have an extra container. Use the clean one for cleaning the sprayer only, put the lid on the other between coats to store the paint. Then it's not too bad.
346468
No, but if you're using this one, you probably wouldn't want to because it's not really a home model to begin with. Some of the third-party reusables might work too, but you'd have to fish them out of the trash bin after every use.
296150
yes you can. Just make sure you close the cap tight on it. I have a bottle that I bought over a year ago and I just used it the other day with no problems (Yes, it was a used bottle).
1534742
The plunger is in sterile packaging and not designed for reuse. If reused it should be sterilized prior to repacking. Consider the risk of infection or contamination before deciding to reuse what is designed as a disposable item. My .02