Can you replace the white sticks with wooden popsicle sticks? One of ours broke.
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If you leave the popsicles in the freezer for 30-40 min and then put the wooden popsicle stick in, the stick won't fall over. The liquid will be soft enough to put it in but not so soft that it falls.
402817
I'm not sure how well that would work, given the fact that the popsicle stick would have to balance in the liquid. One of mine broke and I was able to glue the base/stick pieces back together.
1558629
I have not needed a replacement, but I have found similar tips at Lowe's or Home Depot. Take your stick in with you and ask a sales person to help. Jim
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Best place to find out is the manufacturer. There are more than one dimension. The inside diameter which fits on the stick itself, and the outside diameter which probably comes in several sizes depending on the specific model you have. If you know the brand, just get on the internet and it will also provide you a location to order the replacement. That's what I would do. If you live in Europe, so much the better, as most of the devices are manufactured there anyway.
314358
I'd imagine if you contact the company they would replace it. All these kid toy companies are great about replacing Things with no cost to you. We've gotten many items replaced from infantino, leapfrog and fisher price. I'd imagine vtech would be just as helpful.
2049758
Yes you can. Here is the link to the Super Pet site regarding replacement pieces: http://www.superpetusa.com/replacement-parts/
44401
It could be possible to glue it back with a high grade glue. Even if you we're able to get workable again I wouldn't, it's pretty much a display peice other than a action peice
1340574
Ours fell apart right when we got it. It's been played with once and broke! So I would say no.
2275623
Probably not. The pices (fish & poles) are made of wood, if I remember correctly. It's a cute game, though. I purchased for our school's Fall Fest since we needed a few toddler games.
66228
I would call the company and ask for extra replacement parts. We have two of these for our mono poles and find them to be excellent.
848163
Pretty easily. Since they're round you can twist them as you pull them out, which is a nice advantage over other popsicle shapes. If they feel stuck you can rinse the outside with a little bit of warm water.
1415958
i don't think so. they are only about a 1/4 in wide. you would probably be better off using popsicle sticks for plant markers.
175637
Sure it could break... I would wrap it/them in bubble wrap & they should be fine.
347344
Yes they could but you may want to use heavy duty glue sticks. They are a solid plastic, and very cute though!
1066979
Yes with a bit of effort. The lid was difficult to remove from the sticks, maybe I used standard popsicle sticks though.
215667
I just wrap mine in wax paper! or ziplock, or eat them strait from the Pop Maker!
669342
Yes. And you had better use carefully. Some of them were broken already (thin bits).
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It has been a while since I USED THE ICE-POP MAKER, BUT I don't recall any problems with the wooden stickers. I'll try to use it again, soon & would let you know.