I have used several rollers and they always rip where they are seemed together. Will this one be the same way?
628708
It didn't break where it's seemed for me and I've rolled about one a day since August. But a piece did break off on mines even doe I can still roll with no problems for the price it was worth it.
628709
Nahh ! . .I had this roller for about 2 months now and its fine . .The apron in which you use is very strong and sturdy so this I would totally recommend.
628710
I had this roller for several months and I use it all the time still in perfect condition no rips or any problem
628711
No this one seems pretty sturdy, I couldn't see it ripping and I've used it for a while
1896908
There is likely pet hair or the like that is obstructing the roller from rolling. Once you take care of that it should be fine. I do it about every third time I vacuum. I have two dogs shed profusely. Great vacuum.
1365725
It should but you have to be careful cutting your cover and aligning the straps or it gets tricky to roll up straight. Overall I really like these rollers
1765815
My OPTP soft pink roller is holding up well and soft enough to press fingers into but still keeps its shape. I roll up to the injury, not on the injury. I suppose you could return this item if it is not what you need, or give it to someone else who may like it. I like the OPTP soft pink roller which is also sized well to roll the back of the head and neck.
532958
I would guess the roller spacing is too tight for that. The primary roller is 0.06" fixed.
1821690
I have not had to replace any of the rollers & I have been using the same set for ~4 yrs using them at least 3 times a wk but alson up to 4 times. They have not failed me yet.
1491668
Make sure you have your handle in tight. I thought both rollers moved. MAKE SURE YOU USE ENOUGH FLOUR TO KEEP FROM STICKING.
1915316
I am not 100% sure, yet there were different sizes as you know. I use very small rollers so it was hard for me to find the right size. Sorry i cannot answer this in any more detail.
1837376
This is a guess Terry, as you haven't provided much to go on, but you may find that one had harder, denser projections than the other. I'm sorry, but without access to the exact info in the web page you are viewing, I can't tell you which is which, though my guess would be that the cheaper one is the softer one. I hope that helps, such as it is. Unless you are an experienced rumble roller user, personally I would opt for the soft option.
1056992
I read some reviews before my purchase where women complained about the clips too.. I also read that some did find other clips that work better, I would just be careful, if the clips are metal they will get hot, you could burn yourself so just be cautious when handling them.. I found the clips to work a lot better when I have the rollers in pretty tight.. Good luck!!
909360
It has been my experience the roller does not need replacing just cleaned properly. Good luck!
522002
I've never run into the problem you're having. But, since this type of swivel sweeper is easy enough to take apart and put back together; you should be able to remove the brushes from the the sides and find out what the problem is? It could be something as simple as a piece of string getting tangled in the roller, or it could be something else. All I know is we've used ours countless times and have yet to run into the problem you're having. Just take a good look at the side roller and find out if there is something that is either tangled or has wrapped itself around the ends where it connects that may keep it from spinning properly. I've never run into the problem you're having. But, since this type of swivel sweeper is easy enough to take apart and put back together; you should be able to remove the brushes from the the sides and find out what the problem is? It could be something as simple as a piece of string getting tangled in the roller, or it could be something else. All I know is we've used ours countless times and have yet to run into the problem you're having. Just take a good look at the side roller and find out if there is something that is either tangled or has wrapped itself around the ends where it... » Read More I've never run into the problem you're having. But, since this type of swivel sweeper is easy enough to take apart and put back together; you should be able to remove the brushes from the the sides and find out what the problem is? It could be something as simple as a piece of string getting tangled in the roller, or it could be something else. All I know is we've used ours countless times and have yet to run into the problem you're having. Just take a good look at the side roller and find out if there is something that is either tangled or has wrapped itself around the ends where it connects that may keep it from spinning properly. « Show Less
2044615
I am starting to already notice my rollers are weaker and I have only had it for about 4 months. I am guessing it is just worn out.
1261317
I'd say try a softer one if you've never used a foam roller before. They take a bit getting used to, esp when your muscles are sore.
2051565
Probably sucked up something in the roller. When this happens to mine I stop it and restart, usually all is well. Hope this helps
361711
There are a few reasons this can happen. If you have very long hair, the hair at the outside of the roll won't heat up. Layers help a lot with hair curling! So if your hair doesn't have a lot of layers, this can be one of the reasons. If the section is too thick, the same thing happens-- the hair at the outside of the roll won't heat up at well. Try using smaller sections/less hair, and/or a bigger curler. If you still have issues, talk to your hairdresser (who is familiar with your hair/type/etc) and ask them about the best way to set your hair.
230768
I don't think so as my 1 at day of usage the rollers were stuck. Unfortunately I started using after the return time line is over. I end up storing and started using my old Samsonit.