how to stop from going in circles and tangling up?
1802687
If you start it all the way straight across the pool, it usually works fine.
1802688
First make sure the length is right, then stretch the hose out. This takes out the tendency to coil up. Make sure the pressure valve by the return is not turned all the way down. If it goes to fast it will tangle. Release the pressure so it slows down, mine works great.
1802689
I didn't read the part that the hose should be so many inches shorter than the pool. So we cut the hose and it has worked right ever since.
1802690
Try to adjust the amt. of water flowing into the pool. That seemed to work for us.
631403
It has to be pulled, not twisted. Do not push or twist, only pulling should do the trick. It should be simple, however, since you have already depressed it, you might find it a little harder. I hope this helps.
1990023
yes I have the same problem. What I did was that i held the center tube while i tightened the head so it got really tight, and then it could pan without getting loose. However I think I am doing something incorrectly because I can't control the pan(how smooth it is). Another solution I figured only works when the center tube is in its lowest position and what I do is that I loosen the center tube(the thing that makes it stay in place vertically) so I can kinds control the pan but limited to the head staying on the lowest postion.
271106
Hold each end and twist back on itself. Be firm, it will want to undo. Try a fewtimes and you will see how it wants to go
59535
Try a little at a time,It sounds like you packed it too much. But it should work with practice.
1683635
Linda: Sorry to hear you're having difficulty. Here are a few suggestions: 1st - Make sure the yarn is able to flow evenly so once you start to crank the winder, you don't have to stop. 2nd. Make sure the longest metal arm is in tightened down and is in a straight line to the hank of spinning yarn. 3rd. When you begin to crank, continue in the same clockwise direction, never stopping. 4th, the yarn should come off the hank at the same level as the winder, not below it and must flow smoothly. I found if I used my dominant hand to crank and my non-dominant hand to help guide the yarn from the "spinning hank", it worked better than just cranking the winder. My first attempt I had trouble with the crank, getting confused as to which direction I was spinning. Made a mess. I assume you are using something for the hank of yarn to spin on while you crank. Won't work without that. Hope this helped you. If you don't have an "umbrella" for the yarn, here's a suggestion:http://www.amazon.com/Stanwood-Needlecraft-Wooden-Umbrella-Winder/dp/B000IG1I8O/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1388088237&sr=8-2&keywords=yarn+winder
1614046
I have experienced the same behavior but only a couple of times, not so much I have been bothered by it. Sorry but no solution for you. �
1887392
I don't think there is a real issue with tangling. Remember that a large part of your cords tangling is based mostly on your body movement and the way you take them off and put them back on. Taking them off and putting them is when the tangling occurs so if you are mindful of that, tangling will be minimal.
1637555
Find a way to keep your fingers from slipping and turn the side with the line or two lines counter clockwise about 1/2 inch. That does it.
473558
Not too hard to unhook, but takes longer to rehook. It took me some practice time to get used to it. Then, the top started to roll down. I just gave up on waering it.
1815528
You start fairly tight and adjust. Too tight and it will not slide loosing all effectiveness. Too loose and you will have sway.
431933
I agree with the general idea of "wiggle more" haha. If it's a bathroom sink, you can remove the stopper by messing around under the sink (even if the zip-it is already down there). That may help you wiggle at more angles.
1674136
There should be a button on the handle. You have to hold it down continuously.
1346338
Its easy you just twist it in the middle a bit (opposite ways) and then fold it under each other. Its like if you are making circle with open hands one starting at 12 o'clock position and the other at 6 o'clock, its the same motion. its quite flexible so I think once you try it few times you will figure out the easiest way to do it.
637842
I have the same problem, I just keep running my thumb nail down the cord anf that seems to keep it from twisting excesslively and the minute I get a knot around the stick, I stop and fix it. It is the basic principle of physics...you keep turning and twisting it to play with your cat and the cord is going to keep twisting and winding up... no real solution...just keep on doing what you are doing.
1204305
Hold small ends. Twist wrists pulling right end toward you and left one away and fold while twisting.
2148315
Pull the band (using its finger-hole) that circles the top of the container. It's a very difficult pull; I've had to have my husband do it for me, and he has often used tools to get it started.