how do you keep the flan liquid from seeping out?
4997
I am hoping you're using a crust first? There are a few well informed articles on the net aka southernliving.com regarding how to properly use a tart pan.
4998
I don't think you can. You need a different type of pan for flan One without a removable bottom.
4999
I do not know but you could try putting heavy-duty foil on the outside of the pan up about half-way up the side of it.
5000
I didn't use the pan for flan. I used it for Deep dish fruit pies. But I still wrap it with foil and place it on a jelly roll pan. xoCarole
5001
The lip is fairly wide and the insert fits well. Between that and your crust no fluids seep out. When your tart is cool simply push up on the bottom and it comes right out and looks beautiful.
5002
I is a tart pan, I only use it to make a pie. I don't think it would be good for flan.
854300
1st of all, do it FAST! Twist fast until completely tight. Here ia a trick; vasoline all around the narrow top of the cartridge. This provvides a leak prevention and will also stop slow leaks once cartridge is set ;)
1079423
I spilled some yogurt on it and I found that blotting (very light pressure) with a damp cloth cloth worked well and then once I got every thing up I pressed much harder to get the excess water out. it worked well. as for keeping it as black as the day you got it... well... I'm open to sugggestions. HTH.
487667
You can purchase anti spill caps for the jugs. The top of the cap has a small plug. When you put the bottle up right on the cooler there is a little plastic, finger if you will, that pushes the plug up inside the bottle. No splash. Or you can become an expert bottle pore guy, just tip and place quickly. I got it down to just a few drops.
50580
I use a clean spray bottle that had a spray cleaner in it. Make sure it's clean.
581893
Remove spray pump and pump some warm water through it. When it is clear replace in bottle. Shake bottle contents each time before using.
813915
Wipe with a damp cloth, it needs no more than that. Any overflow is caught in the removable drip pan.
1117051
This is what I did. I poured a small amount of oil into the top area where the stopper feeds into the bottle. I slowly tried to move the stopper so the oil could get in between the glass. Eventually the oil will loosen the stopper. About once a week I try to make sure that this area is oiled up so that it doesn't happen again.
2001329
Hold it up at to the light,so you could kinda see through it and fill it up. You'll see both chambers fill up to top. Take off the sticker it will help.
751297
I have not yet found a way not to spill. I now stand on a chair and wrap a towel around the top to catch the spilling water. It helps.
1565201
Just plain tap water will work some. Anything that will not hurt the item you're putting it, or stainless steel, could be used as solution.
546231
Here is what I do:Fill with water and screw sprayer back on With the squeeze bottle in the upright position (sprayer facing up), place a finger over the air hole (to keep water from spraying when bottle is inverted)Position sprayer as neededRemove finger from air hole & squeeze bottle for stronger stream
584661
use the Hydro Flask Wide Mouth Flip Lid, it works very well and does not leak under normal use I however use cap that came with the bottle when I put it in my camera bag.
1662801
Lots of strength. Try warm water to loosen the seal. Sometimes liquid creates a film that seals the lid to the glass. My initial review of this product was somewhat unfavourable because of how hard I find it is to open these bottles. Try holding the glass with a dry towel and wear rubber gloves. Or use one of those rubber jar openers. The glass is so slippery. Sometimes it just takes the right amount of friction and force. In general, I don't like using this product for this reason. It holds liquid. It is made of glass. It takes so much force to flip the lid. I'm always anxious about breakage or spilling all over the place. I recommend you just gift them with homemade products and be done with them! Lots of strength. Try warm water to loosen the seal. Sometimes liquid creates a film that seals the lid to the glass. My initial review of this product was somewhat unfavourable because of how hard I find it is to open these bottles. Try holding the glass with a dry towel and wear rubber gloves. Or use one of those rubber jar openers. The glass is so slippery. Sometimes it just takes the right amount of friction and force. In general, I don't like using this product for this reason. It holds liquid. It is made of glass. It takes so much force to flip the lid. I'm always anxious about... » Read More Lots of strength. Try warm water to loosen the seal. Sometimes liquid creates a film that seals the lid to the glass. My initial review of this product was somewhat unfavourable because of how hard I find it is to open these bottles. Try holding the glass with a dry towel and wear rubber gloves. Or use one of those rubber jar openers. The glass is so slippery. Sometimes it just takes the right amount of friction and force. In general, I don't like using this product for this reason. It holds liquid. It is made of glass. It takes so much force to flip the lid. I'm always anxious about breakage or spilling all over the place. I recommend you just gift them with homemade products and be done with them! « Show Less
361834
Fill it up with isopropyl until the internal glass tube is submerged, let it sit for as long as you can, see it helps. .. temporarily
1661250
There's no way to keep it from leaking through but it dries fairly quickly. We just left our mattress inflated for a few days before we put it away.
548158
After running under warm water -- an InstaHot works great by the way (for adults, anyway) -- give the mold a good squeeze on the sides to "break the seal" and then pull the pop out. Works like a charm.