How much are you supposed to put down? It's rather disappointing that the instructions don't say how heavily you need to lay this stuff down, or even how much area one bag should cover. So I'll ask you experts: how heavily does this need to be laid down in order to be effective, and how much is too much?Thanks How much are you supposed to put down? It's rather disappointing that the instructions don't say how heavily you need to lay this stuff down, or even how much area one bag should cover. So... » Read More How much are you supposed to put down? It's rather disappointing that the instructions don't say how heavily you need to lay this stuff down, or even how much area one bag should cover. So I'll ask you experts: how heavily does this need to be laid down in order to be effective, and how much is too much?Thanks « Show Less
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good question. I have not received my vac or the Zorb product yet, and when I called them, they had no clear answer, but they did say how to use: sprinkle sparingly on the carpet; work it in with the Zorb groomer (either by hand or attached to the vac - but do not turn the vac on yet); wait an hour or so for the fine powder to work; then vacuum. Also, use of the larger, heavier carpet cleaning powders are not as effective and may clog the vac filters. Hope that helps. I will post a review after I have actually used the product.
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Exact number? no idea. I think its more however many they can fit in the bag that measures nearest to a certain weight (1LB-1.2LBs). So really the question is how many are expecting to get? 1000? i seriously doubt there are 1000 coins. i really dont want to say there is more than 100. The bag mine came in was a 9in x 6in bag and it was FILLED up. i am down to 1/3 of the bag and there is about 30-40 left so give or take there is 90-100. But really its a weight not a quantity. it says there are 68 per pound i think that is an absolute, as in, "you will absolutely get a minimum of 68 pieces...plus whatever fills the 1lb-1.2lbs" Exact number? no idea. I think its more however many they can fit in the bag that measures nearest to a certain weight (1LB-1.2LBs). So really the question is how many are expecting to get? 1000? i seriously doubt there are 1000 coins. i really dont want to say there is more than 100. The bag mine came in was a 9in x 6in bag and it was FILLED up. i am down to 1/3 of the bag and there is about 30-40 left so give or take there is 90-100. But really its a weight not a quantity. it says there are 68 per pound i think that is an absolute, as in, "you will absolutely get a minimum of 68... » Read More Exact number? no idea. I think its more however many they can fit in the bag that measures nearest to a certain weight (1LB-1.2LBs). So really the question is how many are expecting to get? 1000? i seriously doubt there are 1000 coins. i really dont want to say there is more than 100. The bag mine came in was a 9in x 6in bag and it was FILLED up. i am down to 1/3 of the bag and there is about 30-40 left so give or take there is 90-100. But really its a weight not a quantity. it says there are 68 per pound i think that is an absolute, as in, "you will absolutely get a minimum of 68 pieces...plus whatever fills the 1lb-1.2lbs" « Show Less
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Well, I use the Jade mat, which is extra sticky, so it's a bit harder than my last mat. I sit the mat on the floor, open it and peel the bag down. The bag has to be aaaaall the way open or forget it. Not exceptionally easy, but it's what I'm used to :) Hope this helps!
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I would love if the seller could provide instructions or at least some helpful tips. Love the product, but it is definitely a struggle to figure out how to correctly put it back in the bag.
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It looks like this thread died. Does anyone out there have suggestions on how to deflate and roll this? I'm a single female weighing about 130 pounds and I've had no success. I have sat on it, stood on it, lain on it, squeezed it, put cement blocks on the ends... nothing is working. Help!
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This double sided sticky foam seems as though it would be appropriate for anything. I cant imagine you would need something thinner than 2mm in width. And its super thin with regards to depth/thickness. And as far as length goes, well, its a roll, and I still have a whole bunch left. Not even sure how long it is.. Plenty of head room for do overs. Interestingly enough, misplacement can be handled relatively easily enough immediately, but after it sits for awhile, pressed into place, hours or more, it doesn't seem to want to come off very nicely any more. Not sure how they do that. But that's what you want, right? This double sided sticky foam seems as though it would be appropriate for anything. I cant imagine you would need something thinner than 2mm in width. And its super thin with regards to depth/thickness. And as far as length goes, well, its a roll, and I still have a whole bunch left. Not even sure how long it is.. Plenty of head room for do overs. Interestingly enough, misplacement can be handled relatively easily enough immediately, but after it sits for awhile, pressed into place, hours or more, it doesn't seem to want to come off very nicely any more. Not sure how they do that. But... » Read More This double sided sticky foam seems as though it would be appropriate for anything. I cant imagine you would need something thinner than 2mm in width. And its super thin with regards to depth/thickness. And as far as length goes, well, its a roll, and I still have a whole bunch left. Not even sure how long it is.. Plenty of head room for do overs. Interestingly enough, misplacement can be handled relatively easily enough immediately, but after it sits for awhile, pressed into place, hours or more, it doesn't seem to want to come off very nicely any more. Not sure how they do that. But that's what you want, right? « Show Less
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We've used different things. We have a camping mat that we put on top and then slept in sleeping bag. I used just a sleeping bag with no mat. I also used a quilt to sleep on then a sheet to cover with. The mat and quilt gave more cushiony feel. The mat was slippery when used with the sleeping bag so that kept sliding off the cot. Everyone felt the cot gave a good nights sleep.
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The 20 lb bag covers approximately 20,000 square feet, a 10 Lb half that much. I would suggest getting a spreader so that you can set it to the correct spreading number as the bag recommends to get the most appropriate amount for your yard per square foot.
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It's like a bag of beans... If you lay it flat, it will be of uniform thickness. If you bunch it up to one end or edge, it will be much thicker at that side and less thick at the other. It works well for side-sleeping.
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I would keep it as flat as possible as much as possible, and of course I have no way to know for sure about YOUR particular pad so this is not to be taken as gospel advise, but my pad often becomes folded over on itself a bit while I am resting and I have never had a fire or been burned yet. Of course, please don't leave it plugged in ESPECIALLY if you're going to be leaving the home and be sure it's lying flat when not in use, but having a small crimp in the pad from time to time when it's in use should not present too much of a a problem for you. HTH!
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We did the same thing, but I can't remember for sure. I think my husband knocked it apart with his hand and then redid it. Also you will find it helpful to put something heavy in the bottom of it before you put the bag in. This will help as an aid when you go to remove the bag.
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I can't give an accurate number really. But I would think may want to at least start with two bags. It is like talc powder, a very fine dust like substance. You should also get something to spread it. I used on my dog and the area surrounding my house (.33 acre) and only used about a cup. It is messy but it works. As soon as it gets wet or any type of moisture you need to reapply. Hope this helps. Good luck!
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They claim 5,000 sq ft on the bag, I got more like 1,500 - 2,000 using a Scotts Edge guard spreader set a bit lower than recommended. Pretty typical, all of these companies over estimate coverage on the bag.
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I've looked all over the place for the instructions. Please Kelsyus, post a video!I folded it, gave it a twist --it's too big to put into the bag. Do I fold it twice?
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I think we lowered the mattress when our son was able to reach up and grab the bumper - we anticipated that he would be pulling up - sometime before he pulled up on the sides. My second son is 4 months and hasn't rolled over yet, so we haven't lowered it yet. If you have to ask yourself twice, that usually means just do it! You'll feel better. What's it going to hurt? It's better to lower it too early than too late.
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Due to varying loads i don't "air up" the bags until hitched up. That way I can set the level of the truck as required. Personal preference only but honestly I doubt it matters in the big scheme of things. You will however want to "air up" prior to driving otherwise you could damage the bags from bottoming out. That is why the bags have a minimum inflation of 5psi. Hope this helps
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I think we started ours with the two bags of 200 and ended up getting 9 bags total. 9 makes it really full but not necessarily needed. I would say maybe 4-5 bags is plenty since most of the work is getting them out. :) Hope that helps