Any hints about inserting the cloth in these frames?
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I start by getting a cloth that is at least 4 inches longer then my finished project. then I insert the cloth in the slot and make one complete roll to hold the cloth on the top dowel. Make sure the cloth is straight and even in the dowel. now insert the dowel in the top hole and tighten. Now insert the cloth in the bottom dowel and carefully roll it up so it is straight and even. now insert the dowel in the bottom hole and tighten. this will allow you to loosen the dowels and scroll you project as needed.
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I suppose you could just wrap it as it is fairly stiff. However I placed mine in frames, which took no time to construct wrapped them in material and placed a professional and unobtrusive panel on the walls.
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I have 2 lined up also. Just make sure you don't hang too much weight from them, as 3 might encourage you to store more on top! And as the other comment indicated, hitting the center of the framing is critical. Have fun!
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Mine came with instructions.... so perhaps you need to contact the seller? My husband put the frame together, and I helped pull the cover over it.
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I have the same problem. I just washed them again today. I haven't found a cover. I thought I would cover them with some red vinyl. It should be pretty easy to do with a staple gun. Good luck finding a cover. I think I will put the cloth napkin on the seat. Maybe they will actually use the napkin if they are sitting on it. Lol.
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You have to unfold the baskets and then slip them on the frame. Not very hard to do.
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Do a search for frames on amazon and find a seller with a lot of options. Then email them directly. Thanks, Paul
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I would think the only way is to put it between two pieces of glass or two pieces of clear plexiglass and a frame. Most likely a homemade one.
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I'm pretty sure the fabric is permanently fastened to the frame. If you are looking to wash it I'd suggest taking a wet rag or sponge with some mild detergent and hand washing the fabric, then let it air dry.
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I assume you mean attaching the cloth to the hardware. Installation does not require hardware removal. If that is the case, the most difficult part is just lining up some screws. It was a breeze. I would recommend a partner to expedite it but its not really necessary. Instructions are pretty easy to follow if needed. Hope this helps!
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I was not amazed with the final result with towels and linens because unlike the shirts, the suggested folding technique for towels will not allow you to get all of the dimensions if the folded cloth the same for every piece... It will be somewhat useful, but with big pieces I rather do a pre- folding operation to make the cloth fit within the fixture, then fold it like a shirt and get consistent dimensions every time... Check out the manufacturers instructions on this link: www.themiraclefold.com
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I have never tried but I agree with the other two comments, use a micro fiber cloth and you should be fine.
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I used my old ones from the last sorting hamper. Many stores ( Bed Bath and beyond, linens and things etc) sell mesh laundry bags, so you can always sew velcro 'eyes' to them and use extra sticky velcro 'hooks' on the frame. See an example here:
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I ordered the beige set and I think it may be possible IF you use a method that will not soak the fabric. You can try on the fabric covered cardboard insert. Is there a sponge painting technique? Could you stipple on fabric paint? It would take experimentation.
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Good question. Just the cloth. Found that out the hard way. I ordered the frame from Toro direct.
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I'm not sure there is an instruction sheet. It is rather self evident though. Look at the pictures and it should be apparent how things go together.
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The cloths just get thrown in with regular washing in the washing machine. Any setting you want. They come out beautifully. The boiling water is totally unnecessary. I asked Ecloth the same question and received that answer.