Has anyone actually used this on an oval shaped bowl? Does is fit and lock down?
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I tried the oval.and could not get it to fit . It wobbled. The opening also is very small.
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Yes. It works well. Just be sure it is locked. Sometimes cleaning people may remove to clean it and do not lock it back on securely.
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Ours is an oval shaped bowl. The raised toilet fits it very well; there was a loud pop when it fell in place. The screw in front locks it down very securely. (be sure that the screw is not screwed in when you try to place the seat. It likely would wobble if the seat is not positioned down in as far as it needs to be. I am very pleased with the product.
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Lynn, I recently got a new low flow toilette which has a weird oval shape opening. I tried using my basic plunger and it did not work at all. After reading reviews, I decided to try this one. It works very well for odd shaped holes. I was Leary when I got it, but it does work.
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it comes with 2 different sized fittings that will make it work with the valve that feeds the bowl... it comes with no tools because everything should work hand tight on the fittings... it's that easy, you could even do it blindfolded... :) take care... good luck... :) r, peter b
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I bought it for a 4 1/2 quart bowl. It fits perfectly. Check the model of your mixer to find out if this is the correct size.
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The shield covers the stainless mixing bowls, thus the fit is dependent on the diameter of your bowl.It is loose on my 4.5qt. Bowl. My bowl diameter is 8 5/8 inches. The shield is slotted for bowl diameters of approximately 8 1/2 to 8 7/8 inches.It can be slipped on or off regardless of the mixer blade position.I still get some splatter but that appears to be because of the wide opening on the shield.
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Mine is round....mine just barely fits my American Standard to list. But I love it, easy to wipe clean.FascinatedHow it closes.
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Hi Ruth,Mine is an oval shape and it clamps on the front of the bowl and the sides kind of fit over the sides of the bowl a little. I have to say though that it tips forward a little when getting up. I had a broken hip and it has worked fine for me but my legs are pretty strong. It might not work as well for someone with more difficulty going from a sitting position to a standing one.
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I don't have a clear-cut answer. There are four orientations to lock the bowl, it wouldn't lock in any of them. The base of the bowl didn't appear to be damaged. My wife suspected that the plate may be the problem. And, it was much less expensive to try changing the plate before changing the bowl. It was an easy fix and it works great now.
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This is the best answer I can give... Yes I bought the item. Yes, I was very very pleased with it. I installed it at our "summer/fishing/hunting" house. Yes, I got a ton of favorable comments. Now to your real question. I don't have it anymore because, I had some remodeling done in the bathroom by a contractor. During the remodel, the seat was broken. A BIG Boo Hoo for me. So, going on memory, it was a good fit for a "round" conventional toilet bowl. I do not "think" it would fit on a bowl that is elongated or of a commercial style. Best of luck.
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I strongly recommend that you call the manufacturer or a good vendor like the Chef's catalogue or Williams Sonoma. We had a very difficult time getting an answer on what fit our mixer, and finally just hoped for the best and got lucky. It shouldn't be so difficult! It is best determined by the size of the bowl you use, rather that the model number.
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It has a lip around the bottom which fits inside the bowl, effectively making it unable to slide off. May not fit as stable on an elongated commode - but works great on the round bowl.
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The round bowl does not have the universal height. Only the elongated. Thank you
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I would not try to do so. The top is slightly oval and the second one would slide. When I use it, I make sure to hold the handle with one hand and the bottom with the other. it does lock but I would hate to waste a pie!
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I'm not sure, but I used it for the first time last week and didn't like it. It is not stable on the bowl and doesn't do anything special that I can't do by pouring my ingredients carefully. I don't recommend it. That said, if you do buy one, you need the one that goes with your bowl. The details on the site should tell you which product it fits.
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As long as this is a 4 or 4.5 quart bowl, I would say Yes, it will fit. It goes on and off easily and you will like it. My opinion.
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I have a 4.5 qt tilt-head Kitchen Aid stand mixer, and the pouring shield fits my bowl. It IS a bit tricky, though, in that you have to get it just right or it doesn't fit or stay in place all that well. Once you learn to make sure it's just-so, it works like a dream. Probably the best thing to do would be to measure the diameter of your bowl and compare the diameter of the pouring shield. I hope this helps.
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I don't know. Seems if you could find a bowl with the right diameter it should fit. Sorry I couldn't be more help.