Put the rubber cap on.

Slide the rubber cap over the bottom base of the grinder and gently press it into place. It helps contain loose spice while you travel.
Replace it after grinding, before returning the grinder to its case.
Pack securely, keep spice off the table, and give the thumb-cap a regular check.

Slide the rubber cap over the bottom base of the grinder and gently press it into place. It helps contain loose spice while you travel.
Replace it after grinding, before returning the grinder to its case.

Open the case completely. Place one end of the grinder inside at a slight angle, then gently slide the rest into place. Avoid pressing the push-button top.
The grinder should fit snugly before you zip the case closed. That close fit helps limit movement in transit.

Spice can collect inside the rubber cap. Take it off slowly and carefully so the collected spice doesn’t spill onto you or the table.
Hold the grinder body as you ease the cap off. Check inside for loose spice and wipe it out before putting the cap back on.
Your acrylic holder gives your grinders a place to rest at a restaurant or wherever you’re eating. Use it before and after grinding to help keep loose spice off the table.
No holder with you?
Set the grinder upside down or on its side on a stable surface where it won’t roll. Avoid resting the uncovered grinding base directly on the table.
Micro-vibrations during travel can gradually unscrew the thumb-cap at the top of the grinder. Check it regularly, especially after traveling. This is separate from the rubber cap that covers the bottom.
To tighten it, hold the grinder body, gently pull the spring down away from the cap, then twist the thumb-cap clockwise until snug.
Watch the tightening video · 36 sec ↗At home or away, keep your grinders dry. Avoid steam and don’t grind directly over warm food or steaming pots. Caring for Your SpiceQuest Grinders →
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