How do you get it to stay? Just tucking the end does not work, and duck tape won't stick. Am I missing something?
2011946
I wrapped it to overlap as it shows and tied the top with some garden twine and it stayed put all through the Winter here in Northern Colorado. I took it back off in the Spring and it is good to go for this year.
2011947
Fortunately for me, my trees have a stick bracing the tree so I stapled it to the stick. I would think packaging tape could be wrapped around the Clark paper at the end if you have no other option.
2011948
We just tucked ours under tight and then put a plastic tree guard around it. Some fell off but not many. Hope that helps
2011949
I cut a strip of fabric and tied it around the top and bottom and used the desk stapler a few times.
2011950
I started at the bottom of the tree and wound the wrap up the trunk to the desired height. I then finished by wrapping a piece of strap tape (duct tape should work also) all the way around the top of the wrap, two times or so, taping the tape to itself. Worked fine. Make sure the tape is tight. Remove the tape in the spring when removing the wrap as not to damage the tree when it starts growing again.
2011951
Just wrap tape around it. I actually use the wrap to prevent sun scald in the summer.
2011952
I agree, it doesn't have a way to attach the end. We wound up used upholstery straight pins to hold them in place and it worked well.
1197112
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.
431592
I didn't get Instruct. Either, I just clean the window very well, Make sure its dry. You will have one shot at this. I had someone help me hold / line it up, So take your time, I started in the center and worked my way out would, I used a credit card. Then slowly peal the backing off making sure it is sticking. I'm not sure if this is the right way but it worked for me. Good Luck.
1955213
The only thing I could think of was to buy dark brown duck tape to edge it. May not be the prettiest fix, but it works
1091465
I have the exact same issue. I've tried everything I can think of but it doesn't seem to be removable. I just tie the cord together with a twist tie and use it with the cord dangling out the bottom.
2223281
Mine did the same thing. You must have taken the protective cloth tape cover off the strip?....just as I had. The instructions didn't have anything to say about this cover so I took it off......BUT!!.....it's supposed to stay on. My strip got so bad that I had to order a replacement bar. Since I have replaced the bar, I use a strip of parchment paper folded over the strip so the heat comes through and nothing sticks to the strip. Good luck.
236708
We used crazy glue and a clamp. Have been in place with no problem for a year or so. Good luck.
1408727
Maybe if it is smooth, and if you are thinking of keeping it permanently I would suggest even putting extra glue on it. Ask for a sample, that would be your best solution.
115548
I am having the same problem. I can't figure out how to open the plastic covers to shorten the knot. Anyone else out there know how??
458575
You kind of have to twist it then pull it off. Also if you use the concentrated nozzle try not to take it off and on too much. Eventually mine wouldn't even stay on. Hope this help!
1883042
Mine's got some time left on it so I haven't an answer. Might go to an arts & crafts store like Hobby Lobby...I won't but if you don't have any problems with that company they may have some velcro strips you could use...
94900
I wish I had the answer to that question! You could try putting a pin in the hole to keep the hole open but this glue just seems like once you squeeze the tube the slightest amount, it just keeps flowing out and there's no controlling it. Wish I could help.
1408743
Try turning it upside down. I thought both ends looked the same and had the same problem. Finally out of frustration I turned it upside down and it fit great.
1363251
I had the same problem, but after a few trys I stretched it full out and it worked, then I had a problem hooking it to the rails as they were wider, I found if you tip the plastic to the outside it will jiggle in place. I have enjoyed using them.
2213249
Not really. Mine gets stuck too. Not much you can do but pull it off and reposition. It doesn't happen all the time. Maybe the manufacturer has a solution.
1608309
What's the question ? Mine doesn't come off unless I take it off.If yours comes off then tape around pipe where it fits into curved section to secure snugly.
2001412
There may be better ways, but what's worked for me is to take a stiff wire (like the thickness of a coat hangar) and duct tape the wire i'm trying to snake to the tip of it. Then snake this down from the upper receptacle until it becomes visible at the bottom. If you have insulation in the walls this can complicate things and may require you to stick your arm up - from the bottom receptacle if possible. Good luck...