bread machine

Very simple. Get the twistie tie from your loaf of bread. Gently strip the plastic so you only have the wire. A) Try to have an empty gas tank B) Look for the bowl and the nut. You shouldn't have to remove anything to get to it C) Be gentle and remove the nut. Pay VERY CLOSE attention so that you see how everything will go back together. Also, a rubber gasket or ring may fall out when you remove the bowl. D) A little gas may drip out when you remove the bowl. E) The bolt/nut that you just removed has two or three tiny holes. Use your twistie tie to clean out the little holes. Do a few times. F) Put everything back together. G) When your wife says where is the twistie tie, just smile.

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