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no_hypocrisy

(52,717 posts)
Thu Sep 21, 2017, 01:33 PM Sep 2017

How do I keep my rubber gasket on my blender container

from drying out/not cracking?

Would oil (olive oil, mineral oil, etc.) ruin the rubber or would it help?

Any suggestions please?

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How do I keep my rubber gasket on my blender container (Original Post) no_hypocrisy Sep 2017 OP
Probable those will work OK- I found this site that makes sense. TexasProgresive Sep 2017 #1
Buy a new gasket. stopbush Sep 2017 #2
ArmorAll or equivalent? mahatmakanejeeves Sep 2017 #3
Is ArmorAll toxic? no_hypocrisy Sep 2017 #5
Use the olive oil. Armor all is not for food contact. TexasProgresive Sep 2017 #7
Do you want to kill your family? GentryDixon Sep 2017 #6
If you DO have to replace, or want a spare... dixiegrrrrl Sep 2017 #4

TexasProgresive

(12,584 posts)
1. Probable those will work OK- I found this site that makes sense.
Thu Sep 21, 2017, 01:45 PM
Sep 2017

And I agree with them. Hand wash the gaskets, never in a dishwasher. The temps in a dishwasher are way too high.
https://www.hunker.com/12408966/how-to-keep-rubber-gaskets-from-drying-out

dixiegrrrrl

(60,088 posts)
4. If you DO have to replace, or want a spare...
Thu Sep 21, 2017, 02:07 PM
Sep 2017

the maker's web site usually can point you to a place to buy
or
if you know the replacement number, ebay and/or amazon usually has them.

I keep the booklets, forms, etc. of kitchen appliances, in a file, so I can re-order if something needs replacing.

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