So I soaked a glass piece in this stuff before i read not to. Dose anyone know a way to fix it?
800910
Just rinse with A LOT of water. Or you can simmer your piece in a pan on the stove, if it's small enough.
44494
I would try some windex or some dish cleaner--- maybe even some eyeglass cleaner. Hope this helps!
481278
I've tried to remove it (off the glass) with sharp blades, but failed. So I don't know how to remove it yet. Maybe you can try using paint thinner. Good luck.
1576910
No. I would suggest using locktite glass glue that is what professionals use.
1003773
Submerge the offending bit in hot water and reshape. There are a bunch if you tube videos illustrating. Just mind the electronics!
183855
I had the same problem. After using a wrench to get the whole thing off, then used more tools to get it apart, it leaked like a sieve after I screwed it back on. I'd like to know the answer myself because I bought a new one.
1247371
i was told to spray it with alcohol and roll on a clean sponge! hope this helps! keep in container!
156123
That did not happen to me. If you soaked your filter as it states then this should not have happened. I would call the manufacturer.
361837
Fill a bowl with rubbing alcohol. Take the glass pieces apart and submerge. Soak. This should help. Some thicker oils are harder to clean. I run lemon through mine after a clean.
1253151
Believe it or not, try Goo Gone. Make sure the glass is warm (sun shining through it, or use a hair blow dryer). You'll need to use Windex again, of course. I hope this helps!
300551
I would not try that I mean its a chemical. Be safe and just buy a new one.
1901419
Possibly get liquid in the sealing compartment. Be sure it is completely clean and dry
1542967
Maybe add a little alcohol (vodka) to the water and create a hostile environment for the mold, seal tight in ziploc baggie. No really good idea though, the long term storage combined with the sugar in the syrups compounds the problem.
1665404
SO frustrating when that happens! I'd look around the house for another spray bottle that's nearly empty and use that, or go to the 99¢ store and buy a product in a similar bottle, like glass cleaner, and dump the contents and use that bottle. Good luck!
2118920
The tube I got wouldn't fix anything! It was all dried up inside. That said, I wouldn't put any glue on my smartphone without consulting the mfg of the phone. Hope you find a good solution to your problem.
85576
Have no idea. Try it, I doubt it would harm the glass, but doubt it will clean it.
612942
Burn the frayed part with a lighter or a match. It will melt together. I hope this helps and have a great night.