Has anyone discovered a good way to store these? I find pieces everywhere and the pad came apart.
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I took the pad apart so several children could each have a page. I have young grandchildren so I "edited" the number of stickers, removing lots of the small ones. When they finish, we put the stickers in an envelop and stash pages and envelopes inside the outer cover to store.
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A little snap top plastic bucket. Sterilite small flip top boxes I think....
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Go to office supply store and purchase the plastic sheet protectors. Take all of the pieces off the pad and put them in the sheet protectors so your child can see what is in there. Store all of the sheet protectors in a three ring binder.
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I bought these for my grandsons when they visit. Once we have played with them, I put the pieces in a zip-lock baggie and keep it with the book. When putting the pieces back in the baggies we practice counting.
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mine is doing the same thing. I have replaced the pads and still doing it. I think because of the thin cords from the device to the pads they are just not strong enough and the interior wires break ...I figure it has been a year and I got many, many uses from it...so will buy a new one. Wish the cords from device to pad were not so cheesy!!
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Use the water drops on the pads before use. Remove them slowly and place the clear plastic "covers" back onto the pads. As someone else stated, we keep them in a sealed plastic bag. We still are using the "Mouse" and pads from an older Hi-Dow unit we have had for at least 10 years. Hope this helps.
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I just had the same problem! I had to slide a twist tie through the zipper to get it off but when I opened it the foam basically crumbled. Not sure why it's so pricey either...we bought the same one at Target for $20...
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Im not sure I am the best one to answer: I have not used this every day. But I have sometimes rinsed it in hot water or washed off the pad with soap and water. I have not replaced it at all. It is doiing fine for me. If worried, I might clean it with a stronger detergent or maybe rinse with alcohol or something. I guess if it got too grungy I would replace it, but that has not happened so far. As I say, I may not be the best person to answer this question. In any case I am happy with it.
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Yes! This has happened with every one of the pads I've used from this huge box. So frustrating!
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I have a cheap sofa and even before I added the padding a board fell off. I take the memory foam off and roll it up and keep it in the spare bedroom. It rolls up pretty good.
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My son has the problem of the adhesive wearing down, then the pads start separating from the glasses. We thought to do the same but decided not to because, we didn't want to get glue all over the frame and or if it did work, what do you do if the pads start wearing down? So we decided to just replace the pads when they loosen up. I hope this helps.
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The majority of the "pad" is hard plastic. I agree. It will damage your floor and that is why I sent them back.
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Just fold it up and through it in the trash. I change the pads on the days I will be taking the trash out.
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I don't use pads, but my board is cracking, maybe the pad would have help it to not crack as bad
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Don't unzip them. I did and all the padding inside had deteriorated after 6 months and fell apart. Just spray and wipe them on the outside.
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Yes, there are several different replacement pads available for sale on Amazon in different sizes. The one's that come with the unit should last a while. I stick mine back onto the plastic sheet and then throw them in a zip lock back; releasing the air also seems to make them last a but longer.
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I have used these for years with no problem. The pads should not be falling out if you have the pad facing up just like the picture. Any more questions please feel free to ask :)
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I store them in my underwear drawer and they seem to be ok. I don't know if this is the best place to store them, but it works for me! I'm sure you can google it for more accurate information!
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Hello!These pads just come by themselves, already sticky. They usually last for around a few months with me. If they start not sticking, all you have to do is rinse the pad underneath cold water, and let them air dry. They will be really sticky again.They will wear out eventually, but this method works for a long time. =)