Can these covers be used while the cord stump is still healing? By folding down the top or something?
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I am also not totally sure. We also used disposables for the first week. We had not yet discovered these. These have a pretty low rise though. They have a much lower rise than our one size pocket diapers did. I would guess that they would work fine for an average size newborn.
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It doesn't snap down like some newborn covers but it does have a pretty low rise. If you need it a little lower, you can tuck the top down between the baby and prefold/insert, I haven't had any leakage doing this.
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I'm not totally sure because we used disposables for the first week or two. However, in general, they fit below the belly button. I've heard it described as "bikini cut" when you use with trifolds.
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I folded over the edges about 3x and pushed the pins through it. One could do a quick stitch if you want it to be tight and clean but the lazy fold over has worked just fine. Too long might b ok as it just hits the ground and or keeps bugs from getting in. But you could probably fold as well.
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Try a king or queen-size sheet folded in half. I would glue it, but you, of course, could sew it shut. Or just put it under a mattress pad.
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I honestly haven't tried yet. I would imagine yes, but you may have to fold ends first. I'll try & let you know.
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Unfolding it shouldn't be much of a problem, just pull the ends apart and stand back. Folding it back is the tricky part, but there are Youtube videos that help.
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antenna is flexible but does not fold, cover would need to be modified to allow for antenna or disconnected each time cover was applied.
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Yea that is a tough one; I drape it over a folding chair on my porch and it is not the best solution ; but I did think about clipping it to a cloths line on same said porch {I don't use it in the winter}
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I received this cord cover curled up. It flattened out pretty easily after about a day of use. No problems with it now.
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Sorry for delay. The cord cover is very capable, but from past experience, nothing stands before a determined child for very long. Wait till older, or don't use for now.
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It is "a little flexible within limits dictated by a pre-formed shape", you wouldn't be able to tie knots w/ the cord or fold it in half. It's somewhat flexible though.
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The clear cover is not deep enough. When put to use, the cord needs to be bent much more than I feel comfortable with in order to close the cover. It's what is being offered, so take it or leave it. I don't close the cover entirely, I prefer a 'mostly protected' outlet over a 'stressed cord'.
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I am doubtful. The cord has to bend and come back towards the wall where the hole on bottom of cover is. Would be tight I think
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Use your strength and just do it... I though I would break mine trying too hard to unfold it, but no. It will get easier to fold/unfold over time.
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Greetings Joe,The most common option to keep the cord cover in place is double sided tape.If you have carpeted floors you can use velcro tape.If you have any questions, please let us know.
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Yes. If the printer is in a vulnerable location, folding it down will keep it out of harms way. However, it will difficult to see or use.
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I have not actually folded mine while it was on, so I can't speak to that situation. The cover on it is pretty thick compared to cheaper pads, so it seems less likely to catch fire.
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Not unless you draped them over the whole unit much like you would a quilt. I usually fold king size sheets once. This is a great product. I've had mine several years and it's just like new.