Anyone try to remove the boots? Purchased extra shoes; can not remove boots. :(
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The boots were very hard to get off, and I was afraid the leg would come off. I got them off very slowly, and they won't go back on now!!
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Yes boots come off. My 9 yr old grand daughter removed them. Keep working, maybe use a warm (not hot) hair blower on them to soften them a little to make them more pliable.
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Yes they came off with lots of tugging, but now I can't get them back on, and the doll's leg is loose!
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I never tried to remove I just sell them, but there should be a way to remove them, Dagmar.s Bargains
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I would not recommend removing her boots. My daughter has not been able to get them back on since we took them off. My husband cut big slits in the back, but they are still very difficult.
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sounds like the wedge the separates the wood stayed in place but the rod came out. if you carefully bang the heel end of shoe the wedge might slip down allowing wood to come together. Need to get that wedge back somehow... .. let us know how it works out.
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You pretty much just use a scrub brush to get off any dirt or other stuff that might stick to the bottom ... a damp rag does the rest. Easiest to clean shoes EVER!!!
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Sorry my husband put this chair together so long ago that he doesn't remember how everything fits in! Could you try drilling a hole into the bottom middle of the foot, then put in a larger-than-the hole sized screw, then take vice grips and pull on it? (This will not work if the plastic on the foot is thin)
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Did you figure it out and do you know if they can be removed to adjust the height? I'm trying to move mine up and can't seem to.
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I have changed them out several times in the intervening months. A friend came to my rescue and simply got them to click in by placing them a little further back and the pressing on them harder than I had been willing to push. Bingo, it worked and has worked ever since.Good luck.
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I am sure there are cheaper solutions for that. Also, the bins are different sizes but you can put one shoe each in the top bins, a pair in the middle bins, and two pairs in the bottom bins. I just tested this on my big size 12 shoes. Not super efficient to do it this way. This is an industrial strength gizmo suitable for tools and hardware.
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I drilled two holes into each foot rest about half-way down and threaded some long shoe laces through. After you Velcro your shoes in, tie the shoelaces over your shoes. I don't have the slipping issue anymore.
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Did you ever get them off? I didn't find the answers very helpful and I am having the same problem!
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I have had success with leather boots that had a single "shot" of cat urine. I can't comment on "soaked" shoes. If the only other choice is to throw the shoes away, I would try Rocco & Roxie and maintain the shoes shape with scrunched up newspaper.
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I use removable inserts in my shoes & put the pedag on them. When I change to a different pair of shoes I just take the inserts out of one & put in another shoe.
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There are two removable shelves. They can be taken out. The two shelves create three shelves to place shoes on.
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I would recommend finding another shoe. I had so much trouble sticking in these, I went back to using my old shoes. Tried a wire brush, slide powder, nothing worked.
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You would need tools to remove them. They don't just pop on and off. The foot rests come off easily, though.
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They have zippers on the side that completely disconnect. There is a lace that goes under the arch of a shoe, but it detaches as well. So, you can put it on over the boot easily!
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Go to UltraPaws.com. On left side of screen find boots. Click on that and from their follow their directions. Hope this helps.
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yes, a friend of mine also complains about that, it depend on boots probably.. some additional strap around ankle which will hold the heels` one might help, i guess :)