can this be rewet or reused of unfired?
1637675
I have been using this clay for years. Any unfired clay can be reclaimed to be used again. You need to let the scraps dry out, then place in a large bucket with water up to the top of the dry scraps. It should only take a few hours for the clay to absorb the water. Then you need to scoop it out and place it on an absorbant surface. Plaster slab works best, but you can use pressure treated plywood. Let the clay sit for a couple of hours until you can peel the clay back like a fruit roll-up. Put it in a plastic bag until you can wedge it to remove the air pockets...
1953591
I guess it depends on what you were using the desiccant to dry out. For myself I use it to dry the air in my compressor. It has water and trace amounts of compressor oil. Therefore, I do not reuse. If it was purely water I would suggest the oven or my gas grill. Hope this helps.
2107681
Not really. I have occasionally been able to reuse one if it doesn't get too burned. However, once it's been cooked on, it doesn't seem good to cook on that side again and the other side is usually pretty black.
2019135
Yes, reuse the old dryer. Rebuild the dryer per instructions. All the parts are included with the pump to rebuild it. Mine works fine.
2205424
I have never tried to re-use, but as long as it isn't too full of hair I imagine you could. Re-heating is not an issue.
516437
As long as the new twine you put in feeds from the center of the ball it should be able to be reused. I threw out the tops and used the cans for other things.
764591
I have only washed and reused this particular filter twice. However, the filter was not in "poor condition" when I threw it out. You could potentially get more than 2 uses out of it.
496638
Yes you can!! Just be sure to let it dry before you use it again or put it away.
2080296
Absolutely NOT. Unplug when done and allow up to 2 hours to reheat and cool to usable temperature.
214764
Depends how bad they are charred. You should be able to use them at least one additional time as long as they're not overly scorched.
766773
If you mean can you reuse this, no. Once it's applied that's it, which is why it's important to lone it up very carefully. The second part is how easy is it to remove . Mine is still up. You will have to pick at the corners to remove it. Or get a little tool to scrape it off.
1971012
Yes. Don't let all the water steam away. Then the gunk leftover from water stays in the bottom of dry machine burning before the machine turns off. Just unplug the machine before it's empty.
1691268
Technically, yes you could reuse it because it just has numbers but it's made of cardboard and is just perforated around each box. You can't close them again.
1152685
There is a plug on the back of the unit that flips out and plugs into a normal electrical wall socket. That drys the unit out and makes it reusable.
1744985
I have never thought about reusing. This is my first time trying this brand.
1633696
Yes it can be removed and re-used again as long as you have a plumber install and uninstall the unit as it connects directly to your plumbing. The replacement cartridges are CQE-RC-04036 - $34.50, CQE-RC-04030 - $235.00 and CQE-RC-04034 - $34.50.
814494
Yes it is reusable, the double notch in the link allows for user to slide it forward for removal once it is installed.