How to use After you finish wrapping it, how do you secure the end of it so that it doesn't unroll? Wondering if there a clip that was left out of the box or something.
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Thanks, I notice the wrap he's using is about twice as long as this product. Many of the wrapping techniques he uses won't work with this one (Cap Knee Wrap), due to the shorter length, but it was still helpful.
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I use a tuck and wrap method. You can find a video of this if you search for A+ slingshots.
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Was it rolled up and inside the white plastic? And did it expand when you cut the plastic open? If yes, then this was the same way I received mine. I believe it was airtight to hold this shape. If not, did you receive your mattresses fully extended? That would be a huge box/package to handle.
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What I do: roll it up until it's just the tip, place that on your fingertip, and unroll it down your finger. Very quick. Be sure to trim off the thicker edge. Love this product!!
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I do not understand the bend ? Are you meaning that each PC of hair you roll has a bend or crease at wher the top of clip is? Because I have fine hair but mine may not be as thin, but if your hair is wrapped tight I do not see how you could be getting a bend in it!??? I wish I could see a photo of how your rolling hair then maybe I could help you! Mine does not come off like that.
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The wrap has never slipped back into the box. Not sure how they do it - it is not a sticky strip. I have been using this product for about 5 years and have never had the problem. I think if you purchase it you will be very pleased with its performance.
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I was able to get mine back in the bag, although it does take some persistence. It's impossible to try to roll it and stuff it in. I start with one end and get it as far in as I can, then I take the end that is sticking out and fold it over and start stuffing it in, all the while squishing the air out with each "stuff". Hope this helps!
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I had a hard time with that too! My wife figured it out. To remove the "clear" part from the "not-clear" part, look along the attachments that are connected when you press the bottom release button. The part located at the border of the "clear" and "not-clear" part can be pressed. Press this in, pull and (here is the step I could not figure out and did not want to force for fear of breaking it) lower the clear container a little bit and pull in the opposite direction on the opposite side to release the one additional clip. I have not yet done this myself. My wife did it, and washed it, and now we are waiting for it to dry. Seems pretty sturdy though, you seem to be able to pull it a little more than I thought would be reasonable. This post was from a year ago. but hopefully this can help someone (I am betting A Happy Mom has figured it out by now).
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Richard, I'd contact Amazon customer support and ask for a refund or replacement. I barely use my first roll and so far it's been just fine. Hope this helps.
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The cardboard sleeve it comes I has a Velcro closure to reuse. I keep it in that so there are no accidental slices. Works great.
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It was quite easy to remove the old wrap. If you don't, you will use much more rope than you think it will take, and may not get it as tightly wound. If you do as you are suggesting, please let us know how it goes.
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I get mine out in it the bag. Its a struggle sometimes but it works best to have someone holding the other end so you can roll it extremely tight.
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I agree with the other answer about folding the longer side down to seal, but to be honest I never make any effort to seal mine and still don't have any problems. Just be careful about how far you submerge it.
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I have owned a Clip, Clip+ and now 2 Clip Zips.The clip on the first two became either lost or broken.The Zips has stayed whole longer than the first two and still iare.If the clip is removed then you should have a hinge half sticking out from the back of the Zip.Why would you want to remove the clip?I never use the clip, but now worry excessively about its breaking off.Put one of those silicone rubber covers on it.Then, the player will be well protected and the clip will be barely noticeable.
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I just tape it to the ground, and I have an A clamp for the chain (clamps the chain to itself) so it can't unroll.
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I just received one a couple weeks ago, love it btw. It comes rolled up in a vacuum sealed plastic bag inside a card board box. I don't see any reason why you can't leave it packaged for as long as you need.
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Works best with pre-folded tape. Using the side screw, adjust the opening to the width of your tape. Feed the tape end in from the side closest to you. The main fold goes to the right, the edges or (smaller folds on double fold tape) go to the left in the top and bottom brackets. The material you're edging goes in the middle through the gap on the left. Seems to work best if you feed a couple inches of bias tape through and stitch without any material to start, then add the material and continue. Takes some practice to feed everything and stitch at the same time and keep it even. I wanted to use it mainly for quilted fabric, but that was too thick to feed properly. I went back to old school stitching one side along the small fold, folding over fabric edge and stitching through all. But then, I learned in the dark ages, even before zigzag! As another said, YouTube is your friend for this sort of thing.