Also, the mechanism is a bit "sticky." My first thought was WD40, then I thought better of it. The mechanism loosened up a bit with a good soak and wash, but is there anything I can safely use to loosen it up (that won't make the sugar taste funny)?
another set of Swedish triplex tongs
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another set of Swedish triplex tongs
There are two stamps on this little set of tongs (length 116 mm or 4-3/16 inches): one says "MADE IN SWEDEN," the other says "C.G.H." I cannot seem to find what the "C.G.H." stands for.
Also, the mechanism is a bit "sticky." My first thought was WD40, then I thought better of it. The mechanism loosened up a bit with a good soak and wash, but is there anything I can safely use to loosen it up (that won't make the sugar taste funny)?
Also, the mechanism is a bit "sticky." My first thought was WD40, then I thought better of it. The mechanism loosened up a bit with a good soak and wash, but is there anything I can safely use to loosen it up (that won't make the sugar taste funny)?
Re: another set of Swedish triplex tongs
Hi,
Maker was Carl Gustav Hallberg of Stockholm, they were founded in 1860.
Trev.
Maker was Carl Gustav Hallberg of Stockholm, they were founded in 1860.
Trev.
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Re: another set of Swedish triplex tongs
Thank you, Trev. You're making my life easy.
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