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jnsr96 said:Okay, so I have called HO for the beaded server twice now and just received the 3rd one...It is still not perfect...I may be nit picking, but the foil on the white bead is all torn- 3 in a row...Do I call again?! Are they even going to take me seriously? what to do?!?!!
wadesgirl said:I personally think that it's the character of the beads. I don't think they are going to be perfect. All of mine look like that.
Liquid Sky said:It's not the character of the beads because the foil wrapping is completely separate from the beads themselves.
chefann said:What foil wrapping are you referring to? The foil that's inside the beads isn't separate. It's inside the glass, and the process of forming the beads around the foil can create small tears in the foil. That's not "completely separate" from the beads, it's INSIDE the beads (not inside the hole).
rennea said:I don't know Ginger, maybe we should suggest it to head office though.
esavvymom said:You can order a replacement cover for the "Slice and Serve" for only $2.50...it fits over the sharp edges of the new beaded server...not ALL the way on, but enough to cover the sharp parts. That's probably what I'll do for mine.
The most common reason for torn foil on a beaded server is accidentally using a sharp knife or utensil on the surface. The foil is delicate and can easily tear if not handled with care.
Unfortunately, torn foil cannot be repaired. The best solution is to replace the foil altogether.
To remove the torn foil, gently peel it off from one corner using your fingers. If it is difficult to remove, use a small piece of masking tape to lift it off.
Yes, you can still use the beaded server with torn foil. However, be careful not to use sharp utensils on the surface to prevent further tearing.
You can purchase replacement foil for your beaded server from Pampered Chef's website or through a consultant. Alternatively, you can also find foil at most craft or kitchen supply stores.