can you apply it over popcorn texture
483607
I agree with Deidre W. I would not do that. Altho I applied it over SOME ceiling cracks , was pretty smooth surface, besides , I think it would tend to pull the popcorn off.
483608
I would say absolutely not. You'd have to scrape the popcorn off and apply it to a fairly smooth surface.
1291763
If you use the oils they recommend, the popcorn is not dry at all. You can put butter directly in with the kernels also, but you need to watch it more closely because butter has a tendency to burn.
1189212
Use Windex on the inside and outside, and take the tray that the popcorn baked in and use oven cleaner. That's all there is to it.
1532973
Yes. I make popcorn in it abt 2x weekly. The bottom of the pan distributes heat well. After dumping corn, put water in the pan, and empty. It'll prevent oil residue from building up. Oil gear occasionally. Much better than whirly-pop.
1839883
I have had NO problems and I use a tiny coating of oil which I put in before I turn it on maybe a minute before adding the popcorn. We have used this every night since we got it and love it. I have been very pleased to have no problems at all. Hope this helps.
816517
Ours is used with a lightly textured ceiling and is very solid. Agree with previous response that it may depress the popcorn-finish.
1899070
The instructions recommend using 1 tbl spoon of oil or butter. We use canola oil and the popcorn comes out perfect every time with a minimum of unpopped kernels.
698320
You only use 1 Tbsp of vegetable oil. 1/3 to 2/3 cup of Popcorn Kernels, only 1 Tbsp of vegetable oil. Enjoy!!!
699492
I've used Orville Redenbacher's butter flavoured oil, and some shake-on stuff that I bought at WalMart, and it's fine. I haven't experimented much as I prefer just to pop the corn and add butter and salt after it's popped.
1484576
This takes oil, use coconut oil it will make your popcorn taste better and won't go bad for a VERY long time. Also I wouldn't recommend this product it is built completely wrong. The piece that you put over the top (bottom) when done will expand and fall off. Also you have to lift the COMPLETE UNIT up to turn it over. DON'T BUY
1612681
Yes, you mix it in with the oil and popcorn while its heating up. As far as quantity, a little bit goes a long way. You use a teaspoon for every 6-8 oz of kernels.
2015223
Yes, on popcorn setting. Unfortunately it takes about an hour. After repeated usage for this purpose, it melts the plastic arbor enough for it to separate from the metal for the stir arm, rendering it useless.
1235538
yes i can use r store-bought popcorn and regular oil but to get better quality its better to use popcorn oil and salt
140467
It can use any type of popping oil you can buy at a grocery store. Its usually in the same aisle as the popcorn seed. These oils are typically butter flavored in some way. You can also use vegetable oil, but you will get no butter flavor from that. If you arent happy with the color/flavor of your popcorn, use more oil. I have used as much as 6 spoonfulls of oil for one batch. If you use extra oil it will take longer to pop and need more time to dry once popped. If you eat it right after popping it will seem stale or slighly soggy. Let it sit under the heat lamp for a couple minutes before eating.
1235248
I would think so - you put it in with the oil and popcorn. Just adds salt / flavor to it.
1440325
You can use any kind of popcorn; it doesn't have to be the packaged mixes. It comes with a measuring spoon for oil and a measuring cup for the popcorn.
1096956
This is your basic paper bag.... Oil and grease will go through if you have excessive oil and grease... However its perfect for just your normal popcorn with a slight butter flavor.