Can you dial the containers back down to re-use them?
1869693
Yes. They are relatively easy to clean compared to other designs I've seen. It requires hot water and good grease-cutting dish detergent to get all the oils off and to ensure that they are sanitary. But, I've been very happy with ours (heavy duty and simple), and am back to buy more in order to have more deodorant in reserve (don't always have the time to make more when we're running low).
1869694
I believe so. Though I would not reuse deodorant container with the exception for myself. I haven't done it but they do screw up and down
201240
Yes. The bottom of the tank has a lid that is removed for filling and replaced. Once you have filled the tank and put the lid back on you must turn the tank upside down to put it back on the unit.
2257580
You really can't unless you have the device placed in such a way that you could reach your hand around to the back of it, say from the side. No easy answer on this one. But you probably won't normally be reloading the whole thing constantly, so rolling out a few cans to stick a few in first shouldn't be too much of a problem. I love this thing and have all ready gotten another.
2251589
I imagine you can. The lid does screw back on. The bottle seems sturdy enough.
732265
I don't recall specifically but you can actually open it while it's near the last mixing cycle and just throw them in. It doesn't mess up anything.
2014098
Ideally you will be able to reach the back of the stack and add new cans from the back. Then as you take one from the front you will be using the older can.
1566200
I place them in an empty Altoids container . Any small metal container will do. Once full, I tape the top closed and put it out for recycling.
2232855
Parts of them are, depending on how you clean up after your first use. You could reuse the racks, the water pans, and the serving utensils, and I suppose the fuel cannisters if they weren't completely used up the first time. The food pans however, would likely have to be replaced, as they take something of a beating during use and service.
1033817
You could do this, provided the space was just barely wider than the containers on their sides. As others have said, they're flat, so they stack, but there's nothing holding them together, so if they have room to move, they'll move. When you stack them normally, the feet on the top container slot into slots in the underneath container, so they are solidly connected.
2274157
There is a reverse button but that only works if you are still feeding material in. The dumb thing is that there is not a way to quickly open it up and get a scrunched up material in the case that all the material is in the unit. It has to cool down before it can be opened.
2036887
Use half save the rest in a reusable container and you should be good as long as the container is seal
407373
I don't think that you can! I have also learned the hard way, and I make sure that I seal the container well after using it!
1422309
We reused them. You can't reuse them A LOT but if you are careful you can get 2-3 times out of them
1347938
I assume you can, but I did not have a chance to use them as they were delivered damaged beyond repair . I unfortunately realized this long after the time limit to return them. The plastic body is very thin, so I would test them out with a small amount first. Please check the necks of the bottles to ensure they are all intact . All 3 of mine arrived with tears in them. Good luck.
1672938
Nope. The directions say to only put the lids on when they're done and you're putting them in the fridge.
2187831
No, I'm afraid you can't. The method of constructing these devices does allow them to be reloaded. Fortunately they are inexpensive enough to allow purchase of more than one unit.
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).