Product information says it flips back to allow for eating/drinking. Has anyone figured out how to do this?
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If you purchased the correct size collar, it should not be necessary to flip it back for eating & drinking. The collar should not extend past the nose but should be slightly shorter so the dog can eat & drink when necessary without having to fold it back. Having to take it off and put it back on 5 or 6 times a day -- every time he wants a drink or to feed twice a day is areal hassle and some dogs will not stand patiently to let you put it back on. Better to try to get the correct length or cut off the one you have to a good length for your dog. You might have to sew the new edge if it looks like it will unravel after being cut -- or use some duct tape folded over the cut edge? If you purchased the correct size collar, it should not be necessary to flip it back for eating & drinking. The collar should not extend past the nose but should be slightly shorter so the dog can eat & drink when necessary without having to fold it back. Having to take it off and put it back on 5 or 6 times a day -- every time he wants a drink or to feed twice a day is areal hassle and some dogs will not stand patiently to let you put it back on. Better to try to get the correct length or cut off the one you have to a good length for your dog. You might have to sew the new edge if it looks... » Read More If you purchased the correct size collar, it should not be necessary to flip it back for eating & drinking. The collar should not extend past the nose but should be slightly shorter so the dog can eat & drink when necessary without having to fold it back. Having to take it off and put it back on 5 or 6 times a day -- every time he wants a drink or to feed twice a day is areal hassle and some dogs will not stand patiently to let you put it back on. Better to try to get the correct length or cut off the one you have to a good length for your dog. You might have to sew the new edge if it looks like it will unravel after being cut -- or use some duct tape folded over the cut edge? « Show Less
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Yes. You can fold over the edge of it, like a cuff. Since the whole thing is flexible, you can fold over a couple of inches or even halfway down the side of it. It might be a little tricky to get started, but just keep going. Fold a little bit away from the dog's face and keep going around.
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Nope. I just take it off of him when I feed him and when he goes to his water dish. He stands very patiently to have it put back on.
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I push on the metal lid with a tool of some kind to deform it so it opens, as you probably have figured out. I lay the lid on the counter upside down and push on the inside of the lid with the same object (the handle of a wooden spoon) to make it pop back the other way. It will then snap right back on the opening with no problem. Low-tech solution, but it works fine.
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Hold the neck of the bottle and turn the spout, there should be an arrow pointing the direction you need to turn it.
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I purchased this for a friend and never saw the item but I own two others that don't have a flip lid. The tops on mine are one piece that unscrew. Perhaps it is to make travel drinking easier while driving or for cleaning?
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Hello all--Priya did you try the method from SirBrad shown belowand QUOTED HERE I had the same problem. What you need to do is, stand the machine upside down. Now step on the bar nearest you that comes out after you stand it up, the other bar is in the front. The knob should be right in front of your face. Pull the knob out with your right hand, and push HARD upwards on the bottom bar. Mine is very tight, but loosens up after about the first 6 inches.END QUOTEThat method worked perfectly for me--- good luck----
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I use a rotation method. Holding the case vertically, place your first finger on the back of the clasp and thumb of the same hand on the front, then rotate pushing your first finger forward and your thumb back toward your hand. It's a twisting motion like opening a soda bottle with just your first finger and thumb.
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I also have never had this issue. Pull up from the bottom of the latch. This flips the top up. I do really like this box. It fits a lot of tea in an organized manner!
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There is no way to turn it left or right while seated. You will have to manually turn it.
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Yes, it can be flipped, however, the menus do not flip. I have mine "hanging" from an articulating arm (so it's upside down) with the image flipped. If you access the menus, they are still upside down.
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I use this for large drinks all the time. There is an adjustable sliding tab on each holder that you adjust to the size of your cup then push it back in to lock it in place.
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You can order a flip top lid from sunstea.com for $3.99 plus shipping. I don't know why they don't offer it with this product from the start. The flip top lid has a sort of tube or spout that you drink from. There is no second air hole to eliminate the vacuum effect, so drinking from it is awkward. I would have been better off sticking with my old system of a Thermos travel mug and a long handled tea ball infuser.
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You might have the tray on the wrong way. Try and turn it around. I had the same problem.
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Turn the frother upside down. At this end of the frother, there is a rectangular piece with ridges that can slide sideways, in the direction of the side where it can be seen along the side. Sometimes it takes a bit of downward pressure on the ridges as you pull it to the side. Good luck!
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it flips back on the top and the hole is large enough for a strawhowever i cannot recommend this mug. see my comments under 1 stsr reviews.i am waiting for my e replacement from thermos. works for a few months and then loses the vacuum.at which point it no longer keeps the content s at temp.
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There is a safety bar that is adjustable. If you remove it completely, you can invert fully. My wife, whom I purchased the table for, finds it difficult to return herself from full inversion without assistance. I recommend that you have somebody nearby the first time you try it.
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I'm not sure if I understood your question correctly....but the central bar that is sticking up from the edge cannot be flipped...the product comes in exact the same way as the picture....
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I have a tea chest like this one and the latch just flips up in front. Just pull the bottom of the metal latch up.