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OT - slightly How do you refill one of those McCormick Peppergrinders?
On 5/14/2012 11:12 AM, Robert Macy wrote:
Accumulated empties and now would like to refill with pepper corns I took one 'sacrificial' unit and tried to disassemble, cutting and slicing, but still haven't figured out how it's held together. Any ideas on HOW to take one apart? refill, and put back together? Robert, I too am a cheap skate and hated to toss the quite acceptable McCormick grinder. What works really well for me was to heat the plastic top under tap water in the microwave and pull it straight out while warm. Refill. Push the top back on. I've reloaded one 4 times now and it still works fine. I like ground pepper. I had 2 bottles of pepper corns and the pepper mills I owned had worn out. -- ___________________________________ Keep the whole world singing . . . Dan G remove the seven |
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OT - slightly How do you refill one of those McCormick Pepper grinders?
On May 15, 11:35*pm, DanG wrote:
On 5/14/2012 11:12 AM, Robert Macy wrote: Accumulated empties and now would like to refill with pepper corns I took one 'sacrificial' unit and tried to disassemble, cutting and slicing, but still haven't figured out how it's held together. Any ideas on HOW to take one apart? refill, and put back together? Robert, I too am a cheap skate and hated to toss the quite acceptable McCormick grinder. *What works really well for me was to heat the plastic top under tap water in the microwave and pull it straight out while warm. *Refill. *Push the top back on. *I've reloaded one 4 times now and it still works fine. I like ground pepper. *I had 2 bottles of pepper corns and the pepper mills I owned had worn out. -- ___________________________________ Keep the whole world singing . . . Dan G remove the seven That's EXACTLY the detail I needed. Thank you! Will try that and let people know. |
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OT - slightly How do you refill one of those McCormick Pepper grinders?
On May 15, 11:35*pm, DanG wrote:
On 5/14/2012 11:12 AM, Robert Macy wrote: Accumulated empties and now would like to refill with pepper corns I took one 'sacrificial' unit and tried to disassemble, cutting and slicing, but still haven't figured out how it's held together. Any ideas on HOW to take one apart? refill, and put back together? Robert, I too am a cheap skate and hated to toss the quite acceptable McCormick grinder. *What works really well for me was to heat the plastic top under tap water in the microwave and pull it straight out while warm. *Refill. *Push the top back on. *I've reloaded one 4 times now and it still works fine. I like ground pepper. *I had 2 bottles of pepper corns and the pepper mills I owned had worn out. -- ___________________________________ Keep the whole world singing . . . Dan G remove the seven THANKS ! ! ! Armed with the knowledge it was possible, today I just grabbed the pepper mill and pulled the top off. No need to heat, just a little strength and belief and it came off! Refilled, so I'm on my way, Thanks again! |
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