Help...how do you open the bag? We've opened both velcro closures and unrolled the bag. Where is the opening? At the top it's sealed plastic.
1988975
The sealed plastic is like a zip-top. There is a very very thin slit that you need to get a fingernail into so you can pop the seal.
1988976
it's like a Zip Lock Bag, after unrolling from the velcro, peel open the top like a plastic Zip Lock Storage Bag.It REALLY seals well.
1367463
If I remember correctly there is a thin plastic seal over each packet. That you take off but you do not open the cloth bag or cover over the contents themselves. Good luck. I found the produxt did not work for us.
116622
Gently twist it into a figure 8 while applying pressure from the bottom and the top. Have the bag ready to slide it in once it's flat and slide it into the bag at least half-way before it pops up again. I hope this is helpful. It's a challenge, then it's easy.
667623
Mine have the adhesive strip on the bag itself. You peel off a strip, it is sticky underneath, so you fold the top over and stick it down to the bag.
572169
Dear client, the front flap is closed with two snap fasteners ,which are under the decorations (belt fasteners).So when you pick up the bag by handle ,the flap won't open.Hope it is of help.There is someting wrong with the bag's description online and we have corrected them.Sorry for the inconvenience caused.
590730
Push the locking mechanism to the opposite side of the bag and pull open the the top portion of the bag. It will open similar to a zip lock bag. I hope this helps.
16650
There is a hood/pouch that sits on top of the main opening. It stays locked down over the main opening via the two vertical silver straps with buckles that go almost the entire height of the bag. Look closely for the vertical seam looking thing between the silver straps at the top of the bag- thats where the flap/pouch thing lifts up.
1926695
There are little plastic tabs on the outside edge of the top support bar (if you put it together correctly). Just make sure the top of the bag and the string are hooked into those, then gently tighten the drawstring to hold it in place. In my experience the middle bag is the *most* secure attachment.
863896
Its hard to explain over text. But its not velcro. It takes advatage of how the plastic is folded to keep it shut. I would totally reccomend looking up a video for a visual representation.
487652
I have had no problems rolling it up. It might be challenging for someone with arthritis in their hands. Basically, you lay it out flat in the closed position, and then fold it in half in the long direction. You then roll it up tightly at this half-width, starting from the foot, keeping the bag folded and square as you go. At the top there is a built-in strap arrangement, using black cord, to hold the bag in its rolled-up position. It consists of a loop of cord on one side, fastened at each corner of the half-width of the bag, and a single cord with a plastic hook on it at the other side, centered on the half-width. The idea is to pull the middle of the loop around in one direction around the outside of the rolled-up bag, and then engage the hook in it from the other side. This creates a Y-shaped fastening that keeps the bag rolled up. It took me a few tries to figure out how this was supposed to work when I first got the bag, but it's not too hard to figure out. Pay attention to how it is rolled up when it arrives. The important thing is to roll the bag tightly and keep it square (even), rather than letting the bag edges slop out and roll up unevenly. keeping it tight makes it easier to fasten the cord. I know other people have complained about this arrangement in other reviews, but I don't have a problem with it. Alternatively a couple of short bungee cords would serve the same purpose of keeping the bag closed. I like the convenience of having the straps built in.
1505291
You put in the cartridge, tie a knot end of open bag, close the top. Very easy. No touching dirty mess. It's not multiple bags, it's a continuos long bag you start by pulling over cartridge, tie knot at opening. When bag gets full, open top. Cut using built in razor . Tie knot in bag to be tossed and tie knot into new start bag. Close top. That easy.
2188799
Mango--No, don't take down the closet rod--that's what the velcro closure is for at the top of the bag! It's a little awkward, but it actually works great: open up the velcro strip all the way across the top, and spread the bag open as wide as you can. The round reinforced holes for the closet rod will then be open at the top, so you can position the bag on the rod. My assumption is that if you already have clothes hanging on the rod, you can actually place the bag around the hanging clothes--but I couldn't manage it; you probably have to be taller and more flexible than I am to do it this way. Anyway, once you have the bag positioned, so the open holes are more or less around the rod, seal the velcro closure at the top of the bag, closing up the rod holes as well as the opening across the top. I found it was helpful to have the bag unzipped while I did this, so I could reach up inside the bag and smooth the two edges together better, but this may not be necessary for everyone. You'll want to make sure you have those extra plastic rings on the closet rod as well, as they will help to lift the "roof" of the bag to protect the clothes inside. The whole thing may look a bit lopsided at first, but once you get everything sealed up with clothes inside, it works (and looks) fine.
2045120
The Glad bags I have are folded together, not in a roll, and open easily. I also have Hefty bags in a roll. When I rip one off, I first unfold bad to its full width, lick index finger and thumb, grip the unsealed end and slide each finger in a different direction. Hope it helps.
889400
All I did was cut the top of the bag open, emptied the media and refilled it. I then placed the bag back inside the cartridge and it holds just fine. If you feel like putting an extra ten minutes you can relace it with thread so you can close it tight. That's my advice.
1502433
My tin wasn't sealed but I think the plastic bag might have had twist tie? I can't remember but it wasn't sealed tight by any means. The scoop was way down in there. I thought mine was missing too but after some digging, I found it.
1477671
Open canister. Tip air inlet flange (plastic flap with circular opening) toward the front. Slide the cardboard piece attached to the bag into the slot on flap, lining up the holes. Tip flap back into position with bag attached. Spread out bag slightly and gently. Close canister securely. I've had no issues - works perfectly.
1776756
You just press the seal together - there should be a plastic tab on the top that you squeeze and run across the top. You sometimes have to squeeze hard to get the bag to seal.