One scotchbrite pad cut into a circle will replace one of the
disintegrated foam pads. My cannister had one foam pad. One piece (one
layer) is strong enough to hold the charcoal. After sending the note,
I remembered that the sizes in grocery stores tend to be small. Purchased
in the hardware store, it's available in the size of sandpaper, from
which you can cut the two circles you need.
Bob
On Tue, 21 May 2002 09:01:40 -0700 Robert.Haigney@anixter.com writes:
> How many should you use...???
>
> Robert.
> 73 Midget.
>
> The best thing I've found is scotchbrite pads, from hardware or
> grocery store, if not from under your kitchen sink. Cut to shape with
> scissors.
> They work great and last much longer than rubber foam.
> Bob
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