The drawstring rubs my bellybutton raw, any suggestions?
327329
Sorry to hear this. I , however have no issues with the drawstring. I do not really use it so perhaps you can just take it out.
376507
You have to find a way to get it to stop rubbing. I would speak to a warn tech. He might be able to get the problem fixed. Don't ignore it.
272020
i use a lint roller for the dead skins and for the white stuff smudged all over the pad try using a clorox wipe it down
1564699
It feels like a knit fabric. You could hand wash it and it shouldn't be a problem. Good luck!
75532
You can use olive oil or baby oil. Just put it on a cotton ball or an old tshirt rag and gently rub it until it starts to come off. Hope this helps
1157982
I use a small panty-liner pad in it. You may as well. I have only occasionally had an odor. When I do, I use white vinegar on it to kill any residual orders. Hope this helps in some way.....
1926691
Hook it on the same hooks you put the outside ones on in the middle (if that makes sense), and really tighten the drawstring. Also, make sure the bottom net is in place so clothes don't drag down the bags. Hope this helps!
1849779
It's your fabric softner. When you wash your clothes next time, add 1/2 cup of vinegar in place of liquid fabric softner. You might have to do this a few times. I had this problem mostly with bathroom towels because I love them soft and fluffy, but the problem was too much of a build up on them. The vinegar will also wash your washer of any buildup. Good luck!
2278528
I have not had an issue with staining, but I try to keep clothes away from wound just because clothes touching the area hurts.
1970256
Try a stainless steel pad, very gently. I cut mine down and did not have that problem.
394495
Mine does the same thing. It's actually a chemical reaction from the metal. I'd love to find one that has a powder coated attachment knob as this will prevent it. Rubbing it with vegetable oil between washing has helped but not entirely. I'm hoping I'll have better luck with this one.
1112251
Hi. I did not use the string that goes on the top of my belly. On the back part there is a second string attached to the front part, so stick them together as you want and do not separate them when you put it on. Use it as a belt - wide part on your lower back, small part on the bottom of your belly. But I would recommend it to wear it only when you are standing or walking - when you sit - it may push your belly and make you uncomfortable.
774446
I washed in warm water (not hot) and tumbled dry. It's coming apart at the seam so I think it's a sewing issue.
2277137
There is some slight marking of the slacks if hung for a long time. I have found it only to be minimal. The only way around this problem I would think would be to slide one of the dry cleaning cardboard tubes over the "Wire" to increase the circumference. I hope this helps.
1737669
Mine has not been a problem and I have 2 dogs and a cat. Keep it clean and rub it down with a dryer sheet to reduce static elec. These are not the ones they use for chairs in classrooms. I tried it on a whim to use my computer - it is not designed for that. But it will help ya reduce that belly fat :)
672263
I double knotted mine to start with & she just noticed the ties recently but can't undo them (yet anyway). I guess they could pose the same type of problem if you're worried about bumpers. The underside of the CribWrap is plastic (so not a breathable material). My daughter has slept on her stomach from the time she learned to roll over and she flops around so much that I was glad I had also put bumpers in her bed (which I had to weave through the slats since she could pull the bumper down). I have bumpers and CribWraps on the front & both sides of her crib and have never had a problem.
910403
If our 4 children ride this tube long enough, it rubs one of them raw. But, that doesn't stop her from riding it for a long time, though. Our last tube like this (different brand) rubbed her raw the first few times, too. But, after she got used to the fabric and riding it, it wasn't a problem. She's only ridden this tube two separate weekends, so we're hopeful the problem will get better like it did with the last tube. We bought this tube because of the durability reviews--the last one didn't last as long as we'd have liked. Hope this helps.