Just a few drops at a time on the dish, let it sizzle and evap and then repeat until it looks cleaner.
I thought I had read somewhere else they were just temporarily out of parts, I'll look around and see if I can find it. Might be worth emailing them about it and see what happens. EDIT: They posted on
Feb 19 on the Facebook group (anyone can join) that they were just out stock of components.
From what others have reported here it seems D-Nail support has become inconsistent lately, different info or outcomes depending on who handles your email. Other recent cases that I remember: One person asking about 3rd party coil compatibility I think for Auber, first they were told no, then referred to another department, got asked a bunch of unnecessary questions and then told yes it was. The
other one the guy got a Quartz Halo that broke when he first heated it up despite carefully ensuring it wasn't tight. He was using an InfiniTi base and Auber flat coil and unit. He was initially told he was at fault for using an unauthorized setup and was only offered a discount on a replacement. He was later told there was a mixup and he would be getting a free replacement after all. I don't think I've seen a legitimate case of someone being screwed over by them yet but you might need to push a bit to get a satisfactory resolution when before you didn't. My educated guess is that their level one support is newer and they're having issues with knowledge transfer internally especially on the fringe cases. I've gone through that in two of my past support type jobs, it sucks and more mistakes are to be expected (to err is human) but it's up to management to make sure things are smoothed over and that it's a temporary bump. I, and I think most people, would be fine with waiting an extra day or so for the correct answer instead of a quick wrong one and forcing people to be stressed out.