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doughmama said:I don't know the old ones, just know that I don't like the ones we have now. Not big enough - also, because I like to cut chicken, I like to be able to take the scissors apart and put them in the dishwasher. Gets all the nooks cleaned. Paranoid that way.
The little grey circle on your kitchen shears is a plastic insert that helps keep the blades aligned and prevents them from rubbing against each other. Over time and with frequent use, this insert may become loose and fall off. This does not affect the functionality of your shears and can easily be replaced.
Yes, the little grey circle is not essential for the functionality of your kitchen shears. It is simply a helpful feature for maintaining the alignment of the blades. If the circle falls off, you can still use your shears as usual.
To replace the little grey circle on your kitchen shears, simply insert it back into the designated slot located on the inside of the handles. If the circle is lost or damaged, you can contact our customer service for a replacement.
No, the little grey circle falling off does not affect the warranty of your kitchen shears. Our warranty covers any defects in material or workmanship, but does not cover normal wear and tear of the product.
To prevent the little grey circle from falling off your kitchen shears, it is important to properly care for and maintain your shears. This includes avoiding cutting hard or frozen foods, hand washing and drying after each use, and storing them in a safe place. If the circle does fall off, it can easily be replaced or you can contact our customer service for assistance.