Hi do you sell a neutralizer ? or what should i use? and what about cleasing do you send the procedure i should be doing? thanks
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i use Eminence Soothing Chamomile Tonique (sold on Amazon) after the Pumpkin Peel and plenty of cool water to rinse. Before the peel I use my normal cleanser.
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I use a regular blender to ground it. I think works. The idea is to make it in a smaller parts.
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Hey Man, I bought this machine almost a year ago today. Love it, no issues. About the reverse feature, it is great for sanding to a high level for the ultimate smooth. If you sand just one direction, some fibers can just get bent over. Reverse it and sand those off. Do I use it every day, no, do I use it, absolutely. Is it a determining factor in buying this machine? That depends on what you are turning and skill level. If you are doing bowls, it is a must. J!
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Ereplacementparts.com has breakdown drawings and parts for sale. Or get part numbers from those drawings or makita site or owners manual and order them from a dealer or tool supply house in your area. They might be more helpful and you will probably break even because you won't be paying shipping costs.
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I use an industrial degreaser from Zepp. You can buy this at Home Depot if you are in the US.
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Good morning. There is the old fashion way to cean the boiler with a 50/50 mix of water and vinegar.(Natural) The other possibility is going to the next drug store or supermarket and get a bottle of softening agent(chemical)
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You don't need to buy a neutralizer. You can make one with baking soda and warm water. Put a tablespoonful in a cup of warm water. Use a cotton ball to spread the mixture on your face after you are done to cancel the acid. When the neutralizer hits the acid, it will fizz and sting a bit, but the stinging will go away after a second. Wash your face with water after you are done with the neutralizer. You should definitely work yourself up to the 8 minutes, otherwise you will look like a tomato after the first treatment.
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I use air from an air compressor. Just blow from every direction. This will get most of the junk out.
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is ok some times i cleam themWith out using this machine not really worth it
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I was rinsing off with cold water, but have recently switched to neutralizing with a simple baking soda+water solution. I make a thick paste, apply (just beware, it will sting as it neutralizes), then rinse. When I was only rinsing with water, I had to rinse for such a LONG time. However, the baking soda paste makes rinsing/cooling a breeze! No need to spend money on an expensive neutralizer! Good luck, Michael!!
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I would contact manufacturer and explain problem. I have done this several times over the years with different itemsand often times a replacement is sent. Hope it works this time for you as this is a very handy tool!!!
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My house is in a 1/4 acre corner lot with fence. I trim along side walk, around house and inside/outside fence. I make about 3 to 4 trims. If you don't hit sharp or hard edges. You should be able to last longer. I think the cost is a little too high.Manually refill may cause the auto advancement choked. hopefully I can find a place to refill mechanically.
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Order a new one from Back to Basics. Or, if you live in Utah near the Provo area, go to the Mending Shed. They have everything!
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Rikon and sears sell direct replacements. I make my own out of hardboard for each blade I use because I like to have zero clearance. Rough cut it on the bandsaw, double stick tape the original to the new one to use as a template and clean it up on a large disk or stationary belt sander. I leave the double stick tape on the new insert (bottom down) and use it in the saw.If you do this, drill some 3/16" holes to aid dust collection.
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See my review for complete instructions. Read and follow them carefully for EXCELLENT results. Good Luck !
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I don't know, Cynthia. My "Forman" is new. I've only used it once. I'd like to hear some cleaning tips from folks who have more experience. One thing I can tell you is don't use the cord if it is damaged. A "help" telephone number came with my George Foreman and I found those people very helpgul. Maybe call them? Good luck, Cynthia!
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It is harder to find than it used to be. You can use Bissell as well, that works well. I used to buy it at Best Buy and Walmart but not sure all the stores sell it anymore.