What do they use to encase the fling? Is it a plastic or gelatin composition?
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I just throw them in. I don't put them in anything first. The casing reminds me of very, very thin plastic ...kind of like the casing of a gel capsule (ie aspirin, aalergy tablet, etc) maybe thinner and completely dissolves. The inside of the pods appears to be a liquid/gel, not as thick as say disher liquid but more like dish washing liquid or creamy hand soap. I hope this helps.
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Hi Bruce My best guess is gelatin after watching several of them melt in my top loader. I have only had one (not Gain of any kind) go sorta "squirrel-ly" and not melt properly. It made a mess but after a second run (without anything else but water) run everything came off the clothing & it was just fine. I love my flings / pods, I guess because one is a load & I am not wasting extra like I was guilty of when using liquid or powder detergent. I like the flings / pods line so much, I admit there are about six bottles of liquid laundry detergent that are sitting abandoned in my laundry room because pods / flings have taken over & are now the laundry room rulers!!!!
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Hi Bruce My best guess is gelatin after watching several of them melt in my top loader. I have only had one (not Gain of any kind) go sorta "squirrel-ly" and not melt properly. It made a mess but after a second run (without anything else but water) run everything came off the clothing & it was just fine. I love my flings / pods, I guess because one is a load & I am not wasting extra like I was guilty of when using liquid or powder detergent. I like the flings / pods line so much, I admit there are about six bottles of liquid laundry detergent that are sitting abandoned in my laundry room because pods / flings have taken over & are now the laundry room rulers!!!! Hi Bruce My best guess is gelatin after watching several of them melt in my top loader. I have only had one (not Gain of any kind) go sorta "squirrel-ly" and not melt properly. It made a mess but after a second run (without anything else but water) run everything came off the clothing & it was just fine. I love my flings / pods, I guess because one is a load & I am not wasting extra like I was guilty of when using liquid or powder detergent. I like the flings / pods line so much, I admit there are about six bottles of liquid laundry detergent that are sitting abandoned... » Read More Hi Bruce My best guess is gelatin after watching several of them melt in my top loader. I have only had one (not Gain of any kind) go sorta "squirrel-ly" and not melt properly. It made a mess but after a second run (without anything else but water) run everything came off the clothing & it was just fine. I love my flings / pods, I guess because one is a load & I am not wasting extra like I was guilty of when using liquid or powder detergent. I like the flings / pods line so much, I admit there are about six bottles of liquid laundry detergent that are sitting abandoned in my laundry room because pods / flings have taken over & are now the laundry room rulers!!!! « Show Less
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Plastic. Not too messy. Static causes some finer granules to stick so I tap it over the sink.
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I'm not sure exactly what the material is composed of, but it's a regular Teflon-type non-stick coating. I would contact Rosewill directly for specifics.
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Plastic or vinyl, they work fine and are easy to clean up. I had fun playing with the thing once you get the consistency of the dough right.
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It is plastic. We have had running deer crash through but on rare occasion. Tying colored ribbon here and there lets them know there's a fence, otherwise it's hard for even an animal to notice it. We do not have a problem with smaller animals getting into our strawberry field under or through the fence. It is possible for them to chew it I suppose but we don't have that issue here.
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It is made of strong plastic material. I have been very happy with this and own two of them that we use for parties. Sturdy, ease to take apart and clean. Would recommend this product.
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Heavy duty plastic. We use it as a play pen for our puppy and have been VERY please with it. We got the one with the swinging door. It can be a hexagon or a rectangle and works quite nicely either way.
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Plastic, heat resistant clips. You'll need a bag to keep them in. The container holds ALL the rollers and 3 slots for 3 clips.
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I looked on my bottle and I see Gelatin listed under other ingredients, so the best I can do is say I am guessing it is a gelatin capsule. I hope that helps you.
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No, it is not. Gelatine is made from ground bones, I believe this is from chicken bones.
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I have ballistic polymer, and it holds up to anything I can put it through. The most extreme being throwing.
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It is plastic and what appears to be rubber. The rubber is in the portions that fold.
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It is NOT plastic, it is 100% Dupont Nylon; and Champion has used Nylon for as long as I can remember.
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PET/ Polyethylene Terephthalate (plastic material), have had mine for several years. Very strong, Very durable, did not change the flavor of the spirits I put in it. The top doubles as a shot glass.
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The material is basically plastic, I have used windex, but it depends of the source of the stain
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Plastic. But, it is the special non-toxic variety that does not leach any of its properties into your food. I love this thing!
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There is a metal plate covering the roller brush. The rest of the underneath is plastic.