Where can I buy the heat sealer?
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You can get a small flat iron at WalMart or a local drug store--will plug in and heat up, squeezes together, the inside or heated sides are flat. My iron came with the first batch I ordered,which were not these. I ordered these because I already had the flat iron from the other batch. They should be in the hair & beauty section--ask a sales person. cer
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you can buy it on line or use any thing that gets hot like things for your hair will work ....
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Just about any store that carries hair products. I ysed my grand-daughters small straightening iron. It works really well and is quick and easy.
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I use an old iron (the kind for clothes) the regular pod sealer is expensive and didn't last 6 months so now I use an old iron works great and hasn't die in 6 years.
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I have no idea. I understand they cost $40. This is what I do:To make your own coffee pods without purchasing the pod maker for $40, purchase a 2"x2 1/2" Galvanized Hex Bushing at your local hardware store (2/1/2 x2 1/2 would work better but I couldn't find that). Place the pod on the top part with the lip and push in carefully so the edges of the pod are on the lip. Put the coffee in the pod. With a steam iron, steam over the pod for 5 seconds or so. Then put the top part of the pod over the bottom part with the coffee in it and iron to close it up.I was going to buy the PVC version of this but was told that it wouldn't hold up with the heat from the iron. The metal one cost me $6.85 - better than $40!! I have no idea. I understand they cost $40. This is what I do:To make your own coffee pods without purchasing the pod maker for $40, purchase a 2"x2 1/2" Galvanized Hex Bushing at your local hardware store (2/1/2 x2 1/2 would work better but I couldn't find that). Place the pod on the top part with the lip and push in carefully so the edges of the pod are on the lip. Put the coffee in the pod. With a steam iron, steam over the pod for 5 seconds or so. Then put the top part of the pod over the bottom part with the coffee in it and iron to close it up.I was going... » Read More I have no idea. I understand they cost $40. This is what I do:To make your own coffee pods without purchasing the pod maker for $40, purchase a 2"x2 1/2" Galvanized Hex Bushing at your local hardware store (2/1/2 x2 1/2 would work better but I couldn't find that). Place the pod on the top part with the lip and push in carefully so the edges of the pod are on the lip. Put the coffee in the pod. With a steam iron, steam over the pod for 5 seconds or so. Then put the top part of the pod over the bottom part with the coffee in it and iron to close it up.I was going to buy the PVC version of this but was told that it wouldn't hold up with the heat from the iron. The metal one cost me $6.85 - better than $40!! « Show Less
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When I first bought the coffee pod filters it came with a mini sealer. I bought it off http://amazon.com. I actually don't even use it. I just fold the top part of the filter over and it works just fine that way.
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Unfortunately without asking the manufaturer specifically I do not think they exist. You can probably look at your local hardware store and find the same style 'O' gasket to replace the current one.
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Rival Food Vacuum sealer works with this. amazon Kmart Walmart have them. Make sure to get a model that has external port, for the tube.
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You should contact the manufacturer. I am just using a sealing clip at the moment.
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I don't know where to get one, it seems to be a specialized item. I'd go to the manufacturer's website and try to reach customer service.
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I'm not 100% sure but hardware stores tend to carry them, I'm sure you can find them on amazon as well.http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000QOM6KC?pc_redir=1407741899&robot;_redir=1
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I am sorry to say i have no idea where we can buy a new pad for our steamer, i been looking and no luck yet.
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I have not been able to find a gasket to fit my cook's essential pressure cooker! The Co. Has gone out of business! If you find one please let me know!
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You should be able to get them directly from the 3M Company. The address is 275 Market Street, Minneapolis, MN 55405. Phone: (612)354-7218. This link has more information and includes the part number. You may need to copy & paste the link in the URL field. http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/796177O/scotchr-box-sealing-tape-dispenser-h180.pdf
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I would suggest that you check with Thermos corp. They should have a website.Good luck!
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Amazon does not currently have these available, but you can find them at All-Wallhttp://www.all-wall.com/Categories/Drywall-Hopper-Guns/Wagner-PowerTex-Tips.html?gclid=CjgKEAjw-6WcBRCsgNjFy-2OuGYSJADf4R2s7P6kUPFM2Aey-pZ1ybHwBo9Fta0KGPioDv-dNOpYhPD_BwE
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I was wondering the same thing,, where do we find "Optional Refrigerator Kit (#0071)" ?
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I just saw one on ebay, http://www.ebay.com/itm/MIU-France-8-quart-stove-top-pressure-cooker-replacement-gasket-/251328319429?pt=Cookware&hash=item3a8455cfc5.
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When you go onto amazon and put in sealing tape it will come up on their site. http://www.amazon.com/Powerseal-Excell-7605K-Sealing-Dispenser/dp/B00424YPBK Available tape is at bottom of the product. Other options: http://www.findtape.com/product518/JVCC-BST-24-Bag-Sealing-Tape.aspx?sid=XXcMb5mOG0xQ1XcCJB6AFhNArU53Y6kwevnUOO9HBL0ciG0MhGQ%2fF6BoGFC2q1Ji&tid=3&info=Powerseal%2fExcell+7605K+Bag+Sealing+Tape+Dispenser. Google the product and multiple options come up and pick your best price and choice for you.
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You can try Hayward that is where the product came from or local pool supply company i have seen same canister there.
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Hi Sandra, we purchased ours at Home Depot. I don't know if that is an option for you, if it's not let me know and I'll do more research.
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This site has them but the top and bottom are near $100; I can buy something new for almost that.http://www.appliancefactoryparts.com/gasgrillparts/brands/george-foreman/grp90wgr.html