Are they hard to pull apart into thin sheets?
1196370
They are just a little bit hard to pull apart But I find them better than any I've used I will by these again
1196371
I have never tried to pull the pads apart, but I would say they do not pull apart. If you want a smaller pad, I would suggest cutting them into smaller squares. I hope my answer was helpful.
1196372
I do not find it hard to separate them for use. They are not real thin sheets. However, just a few times when separating a sheet for use I have pulled apart the sheet in half but put both sides together & used. I love these, they are soft, durable & leave no lint like most cleansing pads of this type. You can rinse out a few times to continue cleansing your face before they fall apart, depending on how hard you are on them when rinsing out. Hope this answer helps!
1196373
I have never tried to pull the pads apart, but I would say they do not pull apart. If you want a smaller pad, I would suggest cutting them into smaller squares.I hope my answer was helpful.
1196374
I use them as they are. I especially wanted something that wouldn't come apart while removing makeup. These, unlike the cheaper brands, stay pretty much intact. They will pull apart, I suppose, but they do a fine job for what they were intended. If they were thinner, they would be like all the other cheap brands.
1722674
They aren't impossible to take apart again if you connect them gently. But it took awhile to put it together. You're probably better off with collapsible cubes.
1277863
not that I have found unless I take them apart. I have others that do come apart easily, and these will fit on them when stacked and in use, but these I seldom use for that reason. I keep one together tucked between my washer and a cabinet, but the others are completely disassembled until I need them more this winter with sweaters.
44124
I did end up mixing up a couple of the plastic connections and had to take a couple steps back. Didn't give me very much trouble at all to take them apart. They are snug and create a sort of weak vacuum, but nothing too difficult to take apart.
147687
they pull out smoothly. be mindful of not stuffing them and also ensure that neither the frame nor the drawers are bent or warped.
1174371
Yes. Had another brand, loved those but these are much softer but not hot like satin. Do not have a problem with sheet pulling away from mattress. We are side sleepers, too.
1999664
NO!, The straps are TOO WEAK to pull the sheets tight and hold them. Even after you get sheets that fit a thick mattress these straps will not work after approx. a dozen times that you change your sheets. The plastic clips will spread apart and no longer grip the sheets properly and the stitching on the bands start unraveling so you have to reinforce them by sewing them with heavy duty thread. These are not worth the money and I do not recommend them.If you have a Bed Bath and Beyond store you might want to try " Sheet Smoothers ", these are bands that have metal clips with plastic inserts and are much stronger. They also cost less. NO!, The straps are TOO WEAK to pull the sheets tight and hold them. Even after you get sheets that fit a thick mattress these straps will not work after approx. a dozen times that you change your sheets. The plastic clips will spread apart and no longer grip the sheets properly and the stitching on the bands start unraveling so you have to reinforce them by sewing them with heavy duty thread. These are not worth the money and I do not recommend them.If you have a Bed Bath and Beyond store you might want to try " Sheet Smoothers ", these are bands that have metal clips with... » Read More NO!, The straps are TOO WEAK to pull the sheets tight and hold them. Even after you get sheets that fit a thick mattress these straps will not work after approx. a dozen times that you change your sheets. The plastic clips will spread apart and no longer grip the sheets properly and the stitching on the bands start unraveling so you have to reinforce them by sewing them with heavy duty thread. These are not worth the money and I do not recommend them.If you have a Bed Bath and Beyond store you might want to try " Sheet Smoothers ", these are bands that have metal clips with plastic inserts and are much stronger. They also cost less. « Show Less
979161
They are hard, not soft. My daughters both chewed on the soft ones and made extra holes, so these worked better for them.
612765
NO! They are cheaply made, and I am constantly having to put the fitted sheets back on the corners. They come off almost every night.
1823237
The bags are actually pretty thin, but I haven't had any problems with them ripping. Sadly, I haven't always been able to say the same about other thicker bags I have tried. All in all, I'm pretty happy with them.
1748792
They are sturdy, yet easy to tear off of the roll. I have never had problems with rips.
1748791
I've never had a problem with these bags. They are easy to tear apart and I haven't had any problems with them splitting when I open them. Where the bags are connected, only the two ends of the bag are attached and perforated. The middle third is already cut away from the next bag on the roll. This seems to make them easy to tear apart.
2181523
Yup they come apart easily for cleaning and are also easy to put back together. I've had these for a few years, use them daily, and they're still in great shape. I love them and would highly recommend them!
1028591
I don't remember having any difficulty. I may have used a small rubber mallet and a wash cloth to get them together.
637354
Mine are used for decoration, but still very full. But they are tossed on the floor each night, children call over them and they still have there shape. They are soft not hard. I have found them to be a great buy, especially for the price.
444176
I didn't pull too hard but it didn't come apart easily. Good luck with your project.
511692
Yes, it can be somewhat difficult to pull out (depending on the surface the bed is on, and the size of the twin mattress).