• Materials: Hand-knit with 100% cotton yarn and a poly fill.
• Size: 7" (L) x 3" (W)
• Machine Washable: For best results, place your Pebble toy in mesh bag and launder with cool water and non-toxic detergent. Fluff in dryer for a few minutes and then air dry.
• Design Philosophy: Made with child development in mind. Colors, textures and shape spark tactile, and visual stimulation.
• Slight color variations make each piece truly one-of-a-kind.

About this item

• Erases cleanly and completely
• Does not tear paper
• Small size fits comfortably in hand
• Each eraser measures 1-7/16 x 1-1/8 inches; Pack of 4 erasers
• Polymer-free and PVC-free

• [Nice Fits] - Pellet Grill Replacement Parts fits for Traeger, most Pit-Boss and Camp Chef pellet grills. Fits for Traeger Model: Texas Elite Series, Pro 20, 22&34, 575, 780. For Pit Boss PB700, PB1150, PB850, PBXL1000, PB440, PB540. Parts went right in the chamber, grill works like a champ. if our bonus screws can't work on your grill, please use your old screws. [Notice] - Not compatible with TR20, TR650, TR885, PB1600, PB1150PS2.
• [Package Include] - Grill Replacement Parts Kit of most common items to replace. Includes 1 auger motor, 1 induction fan, 1 fire burn pot, 1 hot rod ignitor, and 1 set of screws. Packaged safely and without too much extra packing material.
• [Dimensions & Material] - Hot rod total length: 30". Hot stick length: 3.7". High-density cartridge heating element, 200W/120V wire lead, an identical match to the OEM hot stick. Fire burn pot: 5" x 3 1/2" x 3 3/4", 7 large air holes, 14 gauge steel wall. Fan: 120V 60Hz, white nylon fan blade. Auger Motor: 2.0 RPM, 120V 60Hz 2 Pole.
• [Grill runs like new] - Pellet grill replacement parts for an older smoker. Shouldn’t take more than 15 minutes to replace them. For better performance, set the new hot rod to protrude 1/8 inch to 1/4 inch into the fire pot.
• [Maintain Feed Tube] - Clean out your auger tube. Blow it out with compressed air from the fire pot end, while the hopper is empty. It will prevent sawdust jams that kill auger motors.
• [Charge Auger] - You’ll have to recharge the auger. Add a small amount of pellets to the hopper and throw a large handful on the igniter in the fire pit. the fire should ignite longer auger tubes take a while to charge. The controller will stop feeding pellets after five minutes if the fire is not lit. So turning off and back to smoke will reset the igniter sequence. When the auger is charged you’ll see pellets dropping into the fire pot.