Has anybody tried this stuff on Nambe ware? I would love to know...thanks.
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I don't know how it will work on Nambe ware but it does a beautiful job on old aluminum gift ware. No scratching and it leaves a soft shine that seems to be protective from further tarnish. I've also found it to be excellent with silver. It is a great product.
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Never used it on Nambe ware. but it is the best brass polish I've ever used. High shine, infrequent polishes!
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I have not tried Busha Brown's . Walkerwood's is kinda of a paste. I like to thin it with a little water or canola oil. A jar goes a long ways. For the price it is worth a try !!! My next batch of chicken I am going to add a little brown sugar and try that :o)
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Well . . . it's possible. My neighbor borrowed my $150 Chef's choice grinder and cleaned it their dishwasher. The aluminum tray atop is now a rainbow/gray color. The auger and housing are all a deep gray now. I'm wondering if it's still food-safe? I think if there was not a heated drying cycle invollved . . . this may have been ok. I'm just sick.
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This particular one, Combat MAX, is the only one that has worked for us. I was glad to see it available here since my local stores seem to be not carrying this anymore; I can only hope that it is not being discontinued. Has anyone else noticed this?? Thanks.
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I normally use Barbasol, and it works flawlessly. I have also used Noxema with no issues. I have heard that some of the menthol shave creams could be a problem, but I have no personal experience with them. Not sure why "Gadget Man" is having problems with this very simple to use item.
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i would recommend against it. It would be prudent to use a single walled stainless unit instead. Best of luck.. viva la java
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been a good while since i had it. I didn't use it much honestly. It got rusty so bad in a short time that I just threw it away . I just went back using the old conventional put chips in some aluminum foil. There are other one out there but i haven't tried them.
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Bah humbug to these alarmists. I use it in a metal bowl, and mix it with a metal spoon. WTF are they worried will happen? Nothing has, in my case. They don't seem to actually even know what the problems are with using metal to mix the clay. It's simply something they "heard". Don't be a wimp. I might even throw in some bleach too, just to kick it up a notch. Oh, and some ghost peppers. And some eye of newt too.
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I agree with the other responder. Great out the jar. It's amazing on banana once it's warmed up a bit so it's soft. Get some and try it out.
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I cannot answer from experience, but I will say that I would give it a try as I have not had any problems with anything I have cooked in them. To be on the safe side, I would give them a quick spray of Pam or other nonstick spray and give it a shot!
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Bubbles, I have searched everywhere to no avail. I did read from a post that it was discontinued by Kellog's, why I have no idea!! I like you only used them. So did so many others. If I find them or any further info I will post. Maybe we ALL should contact Kellogs!
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Did you find a good product for gaskets? I am looking for the same, and it must be a food-safe material.
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Just got this set and did not work on my NUWAVE PIC. What am I doing wrong? I just pulled out the small fry pan to try and got the E! error message..
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Are you using the right crystals? They should only be the "hotfix" or have adhesive that will activate with the heating tool. I bought some crystals from the craft store thinking they would work but when they kept melting I realized they actually had adhesive stickers in the back. After that no more melted crystals
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Yeah, that happened to me when I ordered it and used a spoon. That's one of the reasons I returned it. That much magnetized iron just can't be good for you. I also had stomach and intestinal upsets which disappeared after I discontinued using it. Yucky stuff!
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I'm curious about this as well. Has anyone found an answer or an alternative? Aluminum might be better for this.EDIT: Retroplanet sells a stoneware TV dinner dish.
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Google the manufacturer and model name for drivers. And do the same for forums. That's what I did. You can find different driver packages but I believe as far as my last search went nearly a year ago, the maufacturer's latest drivers at that time were beginning to solve lingering user issues. Most reported good success though not necessarily the bandwidth specified, though still rewarding. Time has passed so a search should yield even newer drivers. I have not had a chance to actually install mine, but I look forward to it.. I think anyway.. by what I did read about driver developments.