Is the can reusable or do you have to use the entire contents at once?
1413057
I've found that the sealant tends to seal its own can shut after one use. Others haven't had this experience.
1413058
it's pretty much a one use can because the tube and nozzle become filled with the foam. You can take a lot of time and work to clean them out but its hardly worth it.
1413059
The only way I have found that works to save what's left in the can is to take a pipe cleaner douse a pipe cleaner in WD-40 and shove it as far down the straw as you can.
1413060
I bought this for a project my brother was doing and I think he used the entire thing all at once. Hope this helps. :)
1413061
Several comments on the Great Stuff BIG GAP Filler (similar product, but expands to greater than 1") list ways of cleaning the tube and nozzle with acetone for repeat uses. The key seems to be: clean while the product is still wet; if you wait until foam remnants have hardened, you're out of luck. /haven't used product myself yet; merely sharing info found on another Amazon page
1413062
I have not had much success trying to reuse it if you can find something to clean the long tube you might for me sometimes it worked often it did no as is with most of these foam fillers
265247
It's reusable. Each fuel burns 4-6hrs. I did a lot of research and that's what it says and if you don't use all of it, you can blow it out and reuse later. That's why I bought this stove in a can. Loved the idea. All the others only burn 2hrs, but this one burns 4-6! AND it's reusable!
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.
152072
It is one time use. Once you engage the spray, you can't stop it until can runs out.
1579228
One bag in a pack. It cannot be reused. Once you seal it, it is "locked." That is if course great for spills, but you will not be able to break the seal and reuse. I "think" I had to cut it open.
2187106
To clarify: they are reusable. When they are ready to use, they are liquid inside the flexible plastic. After you snap the disk, the liquid turns hard and gets warm. After they cool off, you make them ready for reuse by boiling them for about 10 minutes, or until they are liquid again.
2257576
It's not a big deal. Just take out the can from the individual section and load the others behind it. The bottom section is usually divided into three divisions.
1793094
The contents of the tube should squeezed out easily to be mixed with the contents of the can. I had no issues with my tube. Make sure you squeeze the tube starting from the bottom end then working your fingers towards the top. The contents from the tube should flow like toothpaste.
1846501
If one cleans the cotton candy off right away with out eating it you may be able to use it more than once but really, no they are not reusable.
256561
No, but... If a can doesn't open the first time around, the second time around might create little "threads". I remove them with a paper towel before removing the top and pouring out the contents.
89060
Yes. It is very easy to use. It also takes off the entire top of the can so it minimizes the risk of getting cut.
1345698
Yes, it is reusable and many customers have used a single Hygienna Solo for many months with daily use. The double O-ring design utilize durable elastomers for sealing means, purpose selected for both excellent sealing characteristics and long life.
1602933
The can be reused or repurposed. The label is paper. I'm a teacher so I'm saving the cans for a several different purposes. Hope that helps.
746846
You can pull a can out anywhere, however if you want to use the oldest can first always pull from the bottom. I do not know about the 15.25 oz cans I do not buy that size
2186727
The core is reusable..but the plastic outer shell is not and that is why it comes with like 12. So in a way yes, it's reusable but you got to by new shells/cans
2257580
You really can't unless you have the device placed in such a way that you could reach your hand around to the back of it, say from the side. No easy answer on this one. But you probably won't normally be reloading the whole thing constantly, so rolling out a few cans to stick a few in first shouldn't be too much of a problem. I love this thing and have all ready gotten another.
1384692
This was meant to be used only once, if you want a successful repair to your system use the entire can.