What do you use the tie the loops together to get it to stay put?
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I don't. I use it while sitting in a high backed chair (a recliner) behind my neck and the bottom of my skull.
1798751
I use it for select patients and cover it with a bib or plastic bag. So it's not always on the headrest
1798752
Not sure what the question means. Can you clarify? I use it to sleep on at night, because I sleep on my back. I purchased the one for use in the car, which has a strap to hook it onto the head rest.
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You kind of have to make sure the beads are pushed up to the neck piece because they move around up in the top part of neck piece, but pretty much stay up there (kind of a hard question to answer). Works better than any other I have tried.
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It isn't easy to secure but this is what I've done: Put the lower circular connectors on top of one another so they are together. The top parts then go together by pushing the part that sticks up into the groove on the edge of the other side. They then are locked in place.
997481
Use zip ties to hold all of the pieces in place when screwing themIn- will save you a huge headache
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You have to put it on something solid above the springs, like I used a square of cardboard it just helps it pick up the movement. It was recalled a while back because of a strangulation hazard, however the news ones have these plastic wire guide that prevents this. Completly worth it
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I Jerry Rigged it as it was a bit cumbersome with the switch. I simply held the swith on and pushed a small wooden wedge under the switch so now it stays on!! Good luck.
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Just tie the extra slack from behind the sliding clasp to its self. Then put the last loop in the locking carabiner. Now no one can loosen the strap.
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They're just knotted, so you unknot the loose one and tie it tighter. Easy peasy!
1269090
At the bottom of the string there is a loop, so to put it on the barring you unwind the loop and slide it in. As to get it back up, being an unresponsive yo-yo, you need to do a "bind" (look it up on YouTube) in order to get the yo-yo to come back up.
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I grab both ends and twist in opposite directions. That way when it folds together it doesn't unfold or bulk up because it is fighting against its self try to rotate in opposite directions. Either way grabbing and twisting the wire in the middle should work for you.
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I put a nail in the wall right where my pulleys are. I lower my rolls, holding on firmly to the pulley then hook one of the pulley chain links onto the nailand it holds the roll in place perfectly!
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The ones we purchased had loops, but still they did not lay flat straight away, we had to force them slightly into place.
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I use a strap with a ratcheting device that tightens it up, it has hooks on each end. You can get them at about any hardware store.
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It's a little hard to string the rope through the bottom loops while the boats in the water, I added some aluminum hooks on the boat just above the water to string the provided tie downs through. I could never make it tight enough without those added loops
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Try spraying a little Teflon on the rope. The rope sometimes stick together from being wound too tight.
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You add a pole end to it and it keeps it from coming out and moving too much around. Make sure to mount them so they are only just shy or the inside of the pole end.
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I haven't had my bungees come out of the loops, but i would try making two small holes in the webbing strap and putting a zip tie through the holes (around the bungee) and tightening the zip tie. you could do this without the holes as well.