What kind of fasteners do you use with these? safety pins? or Snappis? I tried Snappis and it seems like the Snappi "teeth" penetrate thru to the skin
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It might depend on how you fold the diaper. We use Snappis and the "newspaper" fold. We haven't had a problem with the Snappi hitting skin.
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If anything, I have difficulty removing them. Once they snap/click into place, they're in there really tightly. Make sure you push them in well. When I first got mine I thought I had them in all the way, but didn't, and they fell out. You'll feel them click into place.
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Thirsties duo wraps with osocozy normal (not better fit) works best for my little guy. The normal size diaper lets you fold over front or back, which kept him from leaking more than the better fit. I also like snappis to hold the diaper in place before putting on the wrap. I read you can use the wraps without snappis or pins, but my guy moves around too much. I've also been impressed by the ability of the thirsties wraps ability to contain all but the worse blow-outs.
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I sterilized a safety pin and poked it into the opening to make it larger. I had to do that a couple of times. Just use alcohol to sterilize the pin and poke it through once. It will work just fine then.
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I used a little pry bar (6" nail puller) and pried it a little at a time so not to break, down the length of the Gripper. It was a little easier after I worked on them for a while.
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the nipple of the snap is 1/8 of The nipple of the snap measures 1/8" on these pads. If yours measure to this, no problem. These are work great! I also use Tac Gel to use pads alittle longer, its sticky but washes out easily.
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You know what's ALWAYS handy to have? DUCT TAPE! I wrap some Gorilla tape in the middle about 3'+/- that's a decent solution to securing it and if it gets used I just pocket the extension till I get to the roll again and re-wrap. But of course the pen clip idea is a great idea too. The tape also acts as a better grip surface to start a machine screw. I now have the LM Surge, out of 5 good multitools I found a lifetime buddy finally.
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They snap.. I have thin hair so I tease where im goin to putting the clip at. They also come with a few extra clips just in case.
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I just purchased this so I have no idea if this will happen, but prepared to buy these. Maybe they'll help you. http://www.stayfurnituregrippers.com/
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I use mainly a set of wahl metal snap on combs but I've also used plastic andis, most snap on combs are universal.
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Hi Linda, My husband uses these and he is very satisfied. He has tried other brands only to have them slip out of place and then his dentures slip also. He would recommend them for you to try.
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I am a technical diver have used nearly every knife out there, emt shears are by far the best thing to have on your waist (I still have a little knife strapped to my BC). Since these are titanium these should last much longer than the steal ones.
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I like the Snappy Fasteners http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=snappy%20diaper%20fasteners. The best part is that you can change them in the dark by feel alone. Just don't pull them too tight, or they can hurt the diapers after a while.
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That's what I thought initially. Well, it snaps :) just use more force to snap it in, no worries, you won't break it :) after you use enough force, you should feel/hear as it clicks in and them it will be tight and stable.
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Wow, the snaps on mine are tight but I haven't experienced this. I would try gripping the mesh in between the 2 snaps but close to one of them and pulling apart from there, or carefully pry between the two halves of the snap itself with a screwdriver. Good Luck and I hope that helps!!!
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No issues. I push the clips well on the band so as to give the upper part leverage/purchase. I have them just forward of the ear holes. I bought better goggles. The side pieces caused my speedo goggles to leak. The net said Aquasphere Kayenne are best and they are in fact good. No leaks minimum pressure. You need earplugs. I use EAR express pods. These are sound PPE infact (factories, building sites etc), but just happen to work very well and comfortably as water plugs. They are about $1 each reusable/washable.
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Not recommended. I used it with a carbon post, which did snap. I believe it was due to the way this system mounts.