how can I keep the rubber tips from falling off
2090453
I only used "TV Ears" for about 1 year before getting regular hearing aids (which in my case work better). I had no problem with the foam rubber tips falling off. I made myself a couple of little covers (kind of like miniature pillow cases) out of very soft cloth and covered the tips with my covers while using the "TV Ears". That way the tips would not get dirty (replacements would have been expensive). When my covers got dirty I merely hand washed them and dried them and they were good to go for awhile. I don't know if my little covers helped keep the tips on but I had no problems except ongoing discomfort due to the weight of the TV Ears hanging from my ears which took some time to get accustomed to.
1201082
Jason I would try the best I could to keep it off rubber and plastic parts. If you accidentally get some of this solvent on any rubber or plastic parts simply wipe it off.
1080794
Not that I have noticed. It ha a rubber tip, and if you install it from top down it should work well.
1975064
There are no rubber tips but the metal rod has a wider ball at the end to keep the ties from slipping off.
1816152
don't use glue. Just make sure that you used to proper lube so it doesn't deteriorate the rubber
426935
The safety tip is molded to fit around the safety cover. It just slips over the end.
522464
My case has held the mini very securely in a variety of near drops, etc. Perhaps yours has a manufacturing flaw. What it does NOT do is keep the device in position when resting on the rubber strips.
1558628
Having owned two of these, and about to order my third, I can answer the question = to best of my knowledge, NO. After repeated searches on line, and at local stores, I went an alternate route. I found some chair leg/tip protectors that were really inexpensive. they come four to a box so I have plenty of spares. To avoid losing another rubber tip, however, I use black electrical tape to secure the tips. As I use my walking stick as a cane, however go, have found that even with the tape, a tip can be lost via shopping carts (wire mesh catches It). So, be careful. Hope this helps.
1814086
Insofar as I know, no, but that's because the microfiber or whatever doesn't really wear out... It's not like a rubber tip on most of the other styli I've used. After putting it this model through more than its share of abuse, I have yet to "wear out" a tip.
473820
there is a pair of prongs on one side near the chain that you squeeze slightly and pull out of the loops the rubber tips slide off the prongs.
101684
There is a end on the cane part that is about an inch across. It is fastened on to the cane leg which is smaller in diameter then the cap end. So far we haven't had any slipping problem with it. I do not think you could put a rubber tip over it as the end is larger then the leg that it fits over.
1445433
You need to attach them with provided screws so they don't fall off. I did the same thing at first
402878
No. My tips wore a hole through this within one week. These were a total waste of funds for me. I bought the rubber tips for the carbide tip diamond brand poles which have a reinforced bracket to receive the tips. My rubber tips have lasted now for about 9 months of hiking 2 miles everyday. The reinforced sleeve inside the rubber tips also lock the tip into the diamond brand poles, which makes them a little more secure, eliminating loss from mud. They will still pop off but the fit is snug enough to help tremendously.
174578
I had a similar problem until I discovered that the rubber/neoprene had come off. Have not had a problem since. It stays where I put it and just leave it. Don't move it until I get a new automobile.
1128532
Sure the trick is to turn it to ur right to the desired time u wld like the reasn it slips is cause the rubber somtimes tht happens hope this helps
291151
I have one stylus that has a removable tip. The silver ring will screw off, then the old black rubber tip can be pulled off and the new tip put on over the exposed silver post. Then replace the silver ring. I have another stylus where the tip does not screw off. I have not mastered this tip or even determined whether or not it can be removed. In a different packet of new tips were long flat silver strips that look as if they would replace a silver tip, but I can't get the old tip off.
1309481
Sorry, I've been out of town. There is a tiny metal "clip" in an indentation near the end of each wheel. Carefully remove the clip, then push the wheel into the hole, and replace the clip, which keeps the wheel from falling off. Hope that helps.