Whats the trick to collapsing this tub? I'm having difficulty.
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Hi, here is what I do: First, dislodge the foam panel and fold it back into the tub. Then, reach with both hands on the metal tubes: there are two small buttons that if you press them, it will start to collapse. It should then fold pretty easily. Sometimes this happens immediately; other times I have to fight with it a bit, but I've always gotten it closed so far. Good luck!
98389
Twist the black thing in the middle of the handle away from you & push handle forward to collapse
799998
Not difficult at all. The wheels snap into place and you pull the bottom away from the top to expand the carriage. There will probably be a red piece of plastic holding it together, just remove that and then pull the bottom away from the top to expand the carriage. To collapse (there are two black pieces on each side), push in the side pieces and fold.
1556408
undo the latches on the sides and push in the corners. it should start to collapse in on itself.
39196
What we did was buy a cheap tension rod that you get in the 99cent stores, and put it on the inner part of the shower parallel to your regular shower rod. So now there will be two rods, one outside and one inside that no body see's, simply put the tub upside down ontop! That's how we store it and it's out of the way and very convinent
551212
I puzzled over how to fold the rack as well. What worked for me was turning the rack upside down, then gently pulling the legs together.
1034565
I had trouble with this as well. It's actually really easy, once you figure it out. Just keep cranking the umbrella up. When it gets to the point where it looks like it is fully open, when you crank it more, it starts to tilt.
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I never found a solution. Ended up using an extra-long large Rubbermaid storage tub. It's easy to clean and contains the mess. Too bad, because this little house was so cute.
92341
Push down on the end of the carabiner, towards the handle. Tilt the carabiner forward and it will fold into the closed position. Hope this helps! Alan Briley, RN
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Try it both ways to see which works best. It's definitely not a permanent construction. : ) The last time we used it, the thin tube was slipping down just a tiny bit under the weight of a little heavier baseball..... so I'm thinking the last time my son pulled it all the way out, I put it back together the wrong way.
918934
pull on the top level and it will collapse down like other racks, keep in mind the rack is heavier and more sturdy than most.
1837315
Having the hardest time getting it back in the tube.... How do you fold it to get it back?
1073671
Unfolding it shouldn't be much of a problem, just pull the ends apart and stand back. Folding it back is the tricky part, but there are Youtube videos that help.
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I ended up looking up on youtube on how to fold it. Pulling down the handle located on handle and then you have to push it up back up into the handle. Hope that helps.
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I had the same problem. I googled it and got a video that demonstrates how to do it. (It's very hard to describe without a video/photo.)
551213
I was stuck on how to disassemble the rack for a couple of minutes also. I don't have it in front of me right now to give you a better explanation, but I remember pushing in the parts that fold. I think I just gave it a little wack like it was the inside of an elbow. Sorry I couldn't be more specific. Ill try and add to this later when I go home this weekend.
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hold each side towards the middle (top) gently pull apart and/push together to make bigger or smaller. Good Luck