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A child's plastic cup top melted on heating...


posted by Michaelene on Feb 01, 2008


Please advise as to the removal of some residue that was left on the heating element due to a child's plastic cup top melted in half.  .  .must of fallen onto heating element.
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posted on Feb 02, 2008
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Gently scrape with a razor blade or paint scraper to remove the large pieces, then use some emery paper or very fine sand paper to remove the rest. Use care when applying any pressure on the element, and try not to leave any gouges in the element surface. I have also had good luck with a nail file. Hope this helps you.
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