Can use this to dispense Jelly Beans?
1154917
I think you could HOWEVER moisture might get inside the machine along with warmth and cause the Jelly Beans to stick together. I do not have a problem with gumballs because they have a harder outer crust. I would say "Give it a try" but have gumballs as back up. Hope this helps
1154918
You should be able to use jelly beans. Just watch the size and keep the machine in a climate control area.
1438478
I would think that at least 2 of the funnels would be fine, depending on the size of your dispenser. Being able to actually hold the funnel is very helpful, These are very useful and well made,
1457641
Yes. But not all items need the pressure cooker as a canner. I bought this for my daughter before she realized that jams & jellies only need boing water method.
1400094
Although I have not tried it, I think you could use it. The holes are smaller than those on the screen of my sprouting jar, but in my youth I used a piece of nylon stocking on sprouting jars for years.
1805342
no this wont dispense algae wafers. The wafers get stuck in the screws and clogs. It is only meant for pellet or smaller type of food
1769595
Yes it would work if there is some liquid with the beans. The beauty of an immersion blender is that you can attack the entire amount right in the pan. Just move the blender around the pan.
1671012
As long as the hole in the dispenser is large enough it should work fine. It comes with two rubber washers that help seal it off from leaking. But dealing with glass you will need to make sure that you don't over tighten it. Hope this helped.
1001630
Definitely not! It is for decoration only as it has no filtration system. The faux jellyfish are somewhat fragile and move about in a 2.5" depth tank. Also a few drops of dish detergent is added to the water to make their movement more fluid. Any type of fish will have different water requirements in order to sustain a healthy environment.
50162
The plastic is a bit thicker than the bags in a dispenser. So...maybe yes, maybe no. I guess it would depend on the type of dispenser you use.
372933
You would need to custom build an adapter to fit you jars. This pump is for "tinkerers". Also, think about how much vacuum it will pull... Will it be enough for YOUR task? Food poisoning is no joke.
1320589
THE ones Pottery barn carries for their dispensers are about 9" x 5", so I imagine this would work. I'm ordering a couple for precisely that purpose but at worst I will use them as planter stands. I can never have enough of those.
531209
I do not see why it would not work. Rebecaa Sue in her comment got it right as to how to use it. I use mine for wine making besides jelly and I love it! You will love it too. Chuck.
1460337
if the thickness is same or comparable to hand soap (like softsoap brand) there should be no problem.i found that if you use watery soap (that is used in foaming hand soap) the dispenser does not work.
1953869
Yes, you can use this dispenser for all the items you mentioned. Unless one of those products is very thick in its consistency you might have some challenge. But for normal consistency is fine. I use it as a liquid soap dispenser and no issues. Very pleased with my purchase.
856042
I don't see why you couldn't. It would function like a big popper, just keep tge lid on so you don't get splattered.
547028
I'm not sure BUT we did use it for dry roasted peanuts and for M&M; peanuts without any problem. I would guess pistachios would work. I disagree with the other comment about M&M; peanuts. I got the idea from a B&B; we stayed in and they used one dispenser for regular M&M;'s and one for M&M; peanuts and we never had a problem. I say go for it but be prepared to eat a lot of M&M;'s!!!! My wife goes through a lot and has to put the dispenser away for a while. LOL!
1548567
Not sure I understand the question. There is an attachment that allows you to controllably pull in liquid and dispense the desired amount.