How can I remove the large plastic price tag holder, which was also used to hang the cane on the display in the store? The plastic won't tear off & it's too thick to cut.
828606
I used our kitchen scissors to remove the tag. Your tag must be thicker for some reason.
828607
Sorry, I have no suggestions as to how to remove the price tag holder. Personally, I was able to remove mine with my knife.
1422396
Just pull it with a small pliers. It should come out. It is just clipped not soldered
558644
I haven't tried to remove it but it appears to be that 3M double-sided tape with a magnetic strip on one side. In the past, when I've removed this kind of tape, i've had to use Goo-Gone or a similar adhesive remove to get everything off but I can't speak to this specifically.
1517682
You may use a penny or your own finger nail to pry it off. look on the back then off to one side. You will see a little notch where you can stick something in there like a finger nail and pop it lose.
2012326
Go to a craft store like Hobby Lobby and go the scrapbook section and find the adhesive remover they sell. I can't think of the name but it is strictly designed to remove adhesive. Hope it helps!
481354
It was hard to get it off, but it should come out. I obviously can't see your item, but make sure you are pressing the tab on the side in while pulling it out. Using a dime or a very small flathead screwdriver would probably do the trick if you can't get it with/have no fingernails.
1392994
I looked at mine and it appears that there is a nut holding the plate. Only 1 that I see. I guess take off the nut and remove the holder plate.
1857793
On the bottom side of the chain cleaner there is a plastic tab/pin that holds the magnet in place. You should be able to pop it off and remove the magnet for cleaning. But be careful not to break the pin - we don't usually recommend doing this - but it is possible.CheersFilzer Tech Support
1857794
On the bottom side of the chain cleaner there is a plastic tab/pin that holds the magnet in place. You should be able to pop it off and remove the magnet for cleaning. But be careful not to break the pin - we don't usually recommend doing this - but it is possible. Cheers Filzer Tech Support
573437
use plastic that will not scratch your paint and heat up the glue somehow, hairdryer maybe, and slowly pry off.
997253
I had the same problem after a few years. If you're handy and don't mind putting some effort into it you can scrape off the Velcro (and most if the adhesive )from the metal. Go to Home Depot or other hardware store with a sample of the piece you ripped off and you can find a close enough match that has a sticky backing. Cut it to size and stick it on. Good as new.... Sort of.
672562
I've tried, the best way was to start at the top sections near the tabs, use your nail to lift. Unfortunately it will leave the plastic fractured, but it can be removed and re-attached. Good Luck!
2064506
Like Rob Harrison said, a pair of pliers should do the trick. Its pretty stout plastic.
1473937
I've tried pliers and even a hammer and it still won't budge. If it is not on tight, then it leaks. But as it is nearly impossible to remove, am tossing out the unit today and have canceled my subscription for the filters.
447983
There's a piece of metallic tape that covers the sealing bar. It looks like packaging material, so it's very tempting to remove it. It needs to remain in place
737273
I've had this problem, too, and the only thing that works is to use an edge like the blunt end of a metal nail file or something similar to scrape it off. Or you can wet the item and see if the paper dissolves.
1233641
Try using thin metal rod to insert between the plastic and pole. Push and pull as if peeling the skin of something. It will detach the pole from plastic. It worked for me.