How do you know which size tip to use? What are the longer ones for?
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Silicone tips are for different nostril shapes and different types of congestion & the clear plastic collection cup helps you evaluate your baby's level of congestion.
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i just used the one that was pn it .. i didnt have a chance to change it to the other size tips it blstopped working on the 2nd use
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This would be for a younger infant, the tip is smaller and longer to get into a smaller nose. I have not had to use them because my daughter was around 4 months old before we used this device. The tip that comes with the "sucker" will probably be what you will use. Unless somehow damaged you shouldn't need any other tips. You have to purchase the extra tips, the device only comes with one size just FYI.
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I'm not quite sure, I use the regular size for little sniffles, but when he had a cold the bigger one seemed to reach back more. My baby has huge nostrils so it worked for him. But the regular one does the job just fine for daily use
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You measure by putting your arms down to your sides. The top of the stick should come to midwrist. You may have to have your stick cut down to the right size. I had someone do that for me after mine arrived. While it's a pain to remove the tip, it's a lot easier to replace it.
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I don't know how big or small mine are compared to others, but they do come with a set of multiple different tips, some of which may fit you well enough.
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I use gold tip 55/75 28" long for mine and they work fine. It only pulls 42#
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At work right now. Not sure of the size. The tip is adjustable. I bought this to spray my deck. It was the best thing I could have done. I does adjust for horizontal and vertical spraying.
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Hi Vintage 1 Lady! Sorry for the delay in answering your question. Our 7.3" "thin-tip" stylus pens use the SAME replacement tips as the 5.5" "thin-tip" pens. The pack of 12 replacement tips we offer will work wonderfully for both of these length pens. If there is anything else I can help you with, please contact me through this link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact-seller/contact-seller.html/ref=aag_m_fi?ie=UTF8&asin;=&isCBA;=&isPopup;=&marketplaceID;=ATVPDKIKX0DER&orderID;=&sellerID;=AP0GL3AYI3XW1Jo Tan / The Friendly Swede Hi Vintage 1 Lady! Sorry for the delay in answering your question. Our 7.3" "thin-tip" stylus pens use the SAME replacement tips as the 5.5" "thin-tip" pens. The pack of 12 replacement tips we offer will work wonderfully for both of these length pens. If there is anything else I can help you with, please contact me through this link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/help... » Read More Hi Vintage 1 Lady! Sorry for the delay in answering your question. Our 7.3" "thin-tip" stylus pens use the SAME replacement tips as the 5.5" "thin-tip" pens. The pack of 12 replacement tips we offer will work wonderfully for both of these length pens. If there is anything else I can help you with, please contact me through this link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact-seller/contact-seller.html/ref=aag_m_fi?ie=UTF8&asin;=&isCBA;=&isPopup;=&marketplaceID;=ATVPDKIKX0DER&orderID;=&sellerID;=AP0GL3AYI3XW1Jo Tan / The Friendly Swede « Show Less
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You have to order tips expressly FOR these as they areNot a universal diameter to other tips . Some are to small.
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I have no idea what size output tip. I purchased it because it actually goes with the faucet. I don't want to ruin my $400 faucet with a different A/C adapter.
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Dear Chuck, I may presume that you already have some tips and want to know if you need to purchase more. The diameter of the tips that are inserted into the heating element is 0.190". The length 1.700". If you are going to do a lot of soldering, like every day for years, I suggest that you buy a set and save the shipping charges later of the ones you may have don't fit. The extra tips are not alike but for different soldering purposes. Bob
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Hi Beverly, I'm not familiar with the specific #'s. It works for all larger tips
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I keep my machine at 45 PSI at the machine gauge for stuff less than 1/4 mild steel. 1/4 is at the top end of the machine's capability, so you might want to experiment with up to 60 PSI. Remember to control your cutting speed with thicker metals and remember that you'll get flashback that will foul your tips and lessen your tip lifetime. Keep your tips clean and you'll be happy with their extended life (and save money).
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I had lost some rubber tips from a bar stool I've had for years. I found some generic tips in various sizes at either Walmart or Lowes. This might be the easiest way to 'find' a quick replacement. It would help to know the diameter 'before' you bring some home. Hope that helps a little [I wouldn't know how to contact the company, all I see are 'vendors' who've only bought to sell, not repair.
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Make an "Okay" sign with your thumb and finger, with the other 3 fingers pointing up into the air. The circle you just made, is about the size of the largest tip. Now look at the image of tips, the smaller one being your typical detail size tip, but not pro-detail, which can be crazy small. The small tip, will fall through the biggest tip in the image, size-wise. So standard bag + couplers (med + large) and your good to go. If say your piping potatoes all day, get a big, strong bag to fit the larger tips. But if cake deco- your fine. (OKAY!)..:)
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As far as I know any size tip will fit since you slide the tip inside the bag and then cut of tip of bag.
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Any replacement tip should work, as long as they are the same wire size, there shouldn't be a problem
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My stylus is long but I don't know if I would call it extra long. That being said as long as you can unscrew the tip off you should be able to replace it with these tips.
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Exact size? I don't know, maybe an inch across from tip to tip or slightly shorter.