Does anyone have tips to prevent these from tangling in the first place? Thanks!
1800841
They do tend to tangle..don't use a brush. Using a wide tooth comb, or your fingers . Also, when you wash it, use a good conditioner & work it through and rinse well, gently comb while wet.
1800842
Hey there J. Carter :)I recently bought the same item, and I started off wondering the same thing. Sadly the extentions will likely come partially tangled, if not then they tangle soon after opening. But I've learned that the best thing to do is hang them up. Lol it's weird, I know. But that keeps them safe and sound. And if they do tangle all you have to do is is lightly brush them out with a comb, NOT A BRUSH!! If you brush them they will become extrey puffy and get split ends. Hope this helped somewhat ~ Grace
1800843
I find using a very flat square brush , brushing from bottom to top gently works great
1800844
And Victoria is also correct, wishing it does help a lot, and they tend to dry quickly, just lightly pat them with a towel, and hang them up to air dry somewhere :)
1420576
The top and the bottom separate, just a little force or pressure will do the trick. They definitely fit really snug. Try pulling the top apart then the bottom then following the open edge. Hope this helps!
1816283
I don't have an absolute answer. I'd just try to pull on one side, then another, etc. Hope you can get them apart soon. If not, I'd send them back. They should have had something between them to keep them separate.
1145283
:) You have opposite problem I had, I couldn't get them out sometimes so had to ties a shourt string onto them. (Wearing inside a helmet). I have no suggestions.
433191
I have read that if you buy some of those foam noodles (dollar tree has them for $1 each), and cut into 12" sections, then run the cord through the middle, it will make the cord float and not tangle. Hope that helps.
527353
Ours never were tangled, not a problem. Pretty much take care of themselves as long as you take care of them.
842021
Try putting them on the opposite ends. I had the same problem and when I switched ends for the clasps to go into it worked lots better.
1819697
Yeah. I would advise putting a cloth between the two so you don't scratch the top. They won't be very secure also, because they are not intended to be stacked.
534149
They are not an completely secure fit. It takes little effort to pull then apart. I bent mine trying to make then more secure. That being said, they have not pulled apart on their own.
1703095
No, I've not experienced tangling. My hair is about one inch past chin length and no problems.
1730286
I've found that pulling it taut and cutting it 1 layer at a time helps but there are still some stragglers. I usually just cut it folded as is and rinse the ends so they don't end up in whatever I'm straining. :)
368105
Hey Doug they are screwed on for me because they always seem to get lose after a while I just glued them down as well. Hope this helps. thank you and good luck. last thing too if your thinking about buying don't get anything 50 or over in lbs its to much to pull every time. truth me on that ^_^
317456
The trick is to get them to fit as securely and accurately to size as possible. I've had no trouble with sliding and bunching.
919092
I have had no problem with this. I have the type of rod that bows out, so the "catch" area is at the ends. They sometimes get hung on this transition area, but a light tug usually works to dislodge them. These are the smoothest I have ever had and I purchased them specifically because I tried two other types that did not work at all. I am pleased with them. I believe there are none that would slide seamlessly, but these do well.
982778
Get your finger nail or something on one corner and pull in a downward fashion. They are a tight fit. That's why I love them!
2195309
When I received mine they were stacked so tight I had to have our neighbor next door pry them apart. He is a strong 30ish young man and he even had a time with them. I put a small towel or dish cloth between them and stack them off center to store them. So to answer your question they do not nest well. Put a cloth of some kind between them.
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We did not connect them in any way. we have them arranged as a sectional on our deck, but not "fastened" together. They seem to do well that way. But I like your suggestion of zip ties. Maybe around the feet/legs. I'm going to try that myself.