I have a silicone teether that is great, but collects any and all fibers. Does this teether have the same problem?
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Yes, but my baby still loves it. It's just right for getting the back teeth and they seem to love anything silicone (linty and silicone). =)
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My experience is that all silicone teethers collect dust and fibers. I find little fibers from blankets on this teether, but I always wash the teether before giving it to my son.
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I've not had a problem with lint on mine. But, I've not had a major issue with lint on any of my teething necklaces.
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In my experience, sometimes the machine walks around sometimes it doesn't. It doesn't matter what I am putting in it. It may have something to do with pulp displacement.
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Because the silicone that heals wears down with use. It explains it on the box and probably the website if you do your own research. They do work, but they've changed it so it doesn't last as long as it used to. I'm going to buy it in a store next time to check out the quality first.
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I didn't have this problem ... but I would suggest you contact Kidco (website on line.) and ask them.
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Sorry my baby girl hasn't had that issue as of yet, she's 9 months. Has 7 teeth now! My older 5 just did their thing. I believe they make a plastic rail cover that is flexible and just pops on pretty cheap. Easy to put on. One of those should work. Sometimes a few teeth imprints might make a good memory.
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Not sure I haven't had that problem. The one time it leaked at the top I realized the little rubber stop had come out. Thank goodness the little rubber piece was sitting on my desk. I put it back in and no problems since. I'm so sorry you are having issues ... I love mine. Maybe try taking a soft 'old' toothbrush and make sure all the screw together parts are clean.
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Hello! Clean this item with water or PDX Anti Bacterial Toy Cleaner. Hope this helps.
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It helps with teething as well. I found it to be pretty much the same idea as the mesh bag just cleaner and safer. I added frozen berries and bananas and it seems to sooth his gums. He rubs it on his gums as well as is able to eat the fruits as it pressed through the holes.
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I did find this...Silpats and Exopats have a glass fibers (regionally called fiberglass or glass wool, but not candy floss) embedded in them for strength. The warning not to use them when scratched is because fiber glass does nothing good for a person when ingested, and a scratch may expose it. Some types of silicone based cookware do not have the fiberglass reinforcement, and so do not have the same issue. These are mostly the flexible baking dishes or muffin cups, but you should read the label information for the product you have.
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sorry cant help much, just opened it a week ago. But I would imagine like any other resin toy. Keep it out of the elements and rinse it down after each use. My thoughts are the tube in the center might start to catch some mildew, but the child could never reach to that part since it is screwed together and a cap is on top preventing it.
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Hi Jennifer, I have the same problem too (also, I chronically salivate no matter what). Once I get the trays in, I put a small piece of gauze in at the same time to try and absorb the drool...its a pain to put something else in there at the same time, but it helped. Wish I could think of other ways -- if I do, I'll let you know. :)
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Nope. Silicone must be removed. Curses to anyone who used silicone as it is a PITA :(
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I haven't had that problem so far, but the teeth on my unit are still very sharp. I can see where that could happen after the teeth get dull. The only issue I have had is that when a tooth gets and nick in it, finding which tooth to turn can be difficult.
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I'm not sure what you are talking about. The floss head, where it heats up in the center, does spin, and then the heated sugar comes out in tiny threads.
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The metal teeth have little spirals on them that help pick up nits, if the one you have has something like that maybe this won't be any better. My kids hair is fine and this gets tons of stuff out! We had found all previous combs with straight teeth would go through the nits and pick up nothing.
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Mine sits sort of loosely, so when one went to chew it would come off I suspect. Many regions have dental assistance plans. Look around more widely you may find one? Good luck. This ain't the solution sadly.