Who do I contact about the product called Diamond aluminum foil? I'm having problems with it. It flakes off!
93886
I think that Diamond is a generic brand of foil and is quite thin. If should be an address to write to on the box of foil. You could also inquire at the store where you purchased the foil--they should atleast be able to give you address from their shipment roster.
422459
I've just had good advice from members of the Chrysler Sebring Convertible Club about just this thing.  I was told to use a hair dryer - definitely NOT a heat gun - and dental floss to lift the sticker.  Then remove any remaining adhesive with something like GooGone.
802217
ok im telling you...ebay is probably the only answer, all you have to do is do some research on the seller. Check there feed back if its around in the 90 percentile for good theyre probably clean...that experience you had is only one time, just make sure its not fake before you buy from them
637668
spray a little windex on a soft cloth, and clean it till there are no streaks, do not spray the windex on the screen, if it an lcd monitor, just use a damp cloth damp with water onluy, do not spray any glass cleaner on it, if it is really dirty, fo to an electronics store and get the right kind of cleaner for it
555245
Try using something called "Mederma". It's scar cream and it's amazing! I had a few cuts that were in a prominent place and I used it and they're gone. No trace at all.
166380
Try useing the power adheasive.(sorry for the bad spelling)\nI used to use the paste and I had the same thing happen. Also make sure they arnt loose. If I wear mine to long (over say, 15 hours) the stuff that holds them in comes loose and I get that effect worse. Good Luck :)
1173342
If its wax buildup you need to soften the wax and flush it out.  Something similar to this should help:
978859
I have the EXACT same problem.  I used to get this as a lot as a kid and it's suddenly returned again in the past month.  What I do to keep it in check is to liberally coat the area with vaseline every night before I go to sleep (I keep it on my night stand so that I remember to do it).  That way, it moisturizes it all night long while I'm asleep.  In the morning, I just wash it off and apply my make-up.
1125152
Try contacting the company itself.  Just be careful. dont use fly by night places.
375159
Alright...I can help you.  There are some things you can do.  First and foremost, avoid adding anymore aluminum to yourself.  Sucanat should not contain aluminum.  If you can find it certified organic, you should be safe.  Try going to a natural grocery store like Whole Foods or a health food store and see if they carry aluminum free baking products.  You can then do a heavy metal cleanse.  There is a great one from Renew Life and you can get it at your health store.  Chlorella is good at pulling mercury and some other heavy metals, as well is cilantro.  A magnetic clay bath would help alot too.  Or try an ion cleanse.  All these can be found hopefully by your health store, I know mine provides all these alternatives, or help to find someone who can help you.  \n\nYou can remove the aluminum.  You can have a hair anaylsis done too to see how much you have.  Avoid aluminum cookware and commercial deodorants and antipersperants.  Believe it or not, aspirin is also dangerously high in aluminum.  Its hard to get away from, but take care of yourself.  Please seek out a natural health practitioner who can help you chelate it out!\n\nHappy Health!
801343
it will come off in its own time, \nPs how did it get there?\nif its really bugging u , if ure really careful u could dip a cotton bub with nail polish remover on over the area to get it off, but dont swallow it ... \ni bet u were trying to stick a tooth gem on, let this be a lesson to you , young lady
361132
If u go to your local auto parts store they have a product called Meguiars Back to Black. It will take the wax residue off of the plastic without any harm to the plastic. It may take a few applications depending on how much wax is built up.
356316
buy a product called blue away, its used to get heat stains off of the club head when you heat the hosel to long when pulling a shaft, a little goes a long way, dab it on with a cloth rag let set a few minutes and buff off with a clean towel, theyll be shining like a diamond in a goats ear,  cost bout 12 bucks but worth it try golfsmith or any club repair place, grip it and rip it
595473
Windex works great \n\nJust remember to use a new papertowel on each one as not to scratch them.\nI use the Bounty ones that are divided into 1/2 sheets.
452824
There might be some very slight difference in the albedo between the 'shiny' and 'dull' sides of the foil, but there's probably more variation in your oven temperature than there would be a difference between which side of the foil you use.\n\nThe shiny side is created when the roll of aluminum foil is spun off the rollers in the packaging plant, and the side against the roller gets burnished as it reels out.  Both sides are very nearly equal in their heat reflection abilities, and so you can use either side without fear that the other side may have 'worked better'.
520404
No no no!! There is a special screen polish for electronic devices. I used that and it is great. Its called displex you can get it on ebay.
261632
i got bleach on a silver ring and it tarnished it .Silver cleaner took it right off .I think its called Wrights.