Anyone notices static electricity from this bag??
261603
Nope! Use it all the time to take clothes to the dry cleaners and haven't ever noticed any issues.
1972288
Well, I haven't really noticed a change in the static charge of my clothes since switching to SoapNuts. I do use wool balls and an aluminum foil ball in the dryer and see virtually no static except when washing big blankets. I don't think these affect static but it seems to be more so what you use in the dryer.
1782250
It is, try squishing the bag to see if it'll break up. I had a few big chunks in one of mine, but it's fine now. If it doesn't break up I'd contact the company and have them send a new one.
918134
Hi no this bag doesnt get dirty easily, I love mine - if it did I'd just wipe with a wet cloth :)
731545
Yeah I think the only way you would get noise is if they are next to were the bag is or above. Mine is in the garage and the only noise we here is when you are impacting the bag and even that is muffled by the walls and insulation
2043171
It is a magnet in the middle. It's covered by the fabric. It works fine if you don't have much in the bag but if it's relatively full, forget it. It's the only drawback to this bag.
1369878
I have not had any moisture problem. I've had the bag for a few years. It currently resides in my basement which sometime can get to 55 F or less. I also have not changed the water or opened it since purchase, just hang, move, and re hang... don't know if this would affect it.Update: I probably should include I am in the Mid East USA - I get a wide variety of weather, but rarely any extremes.
998945
Hi. i would make sure that the bag is clean even if it looks empty. i had that problem.
335957
It's been over a year since I used it, but I don't recall being bothered by an overwhelming odor from the bag. Odor was not an issue for me. Hope this helps.
499618
I'm sorry this has happened, but unfortunately it is not fixable, or at least it wasn't a year ago. I had a previous one that had this same problem and I tried to get it fixed but was told by customer service at Deni that it was not repairable which is why I bought a new one. The previous one was about 6 yrs old so it wasn't an entirely unexpected problem; since I knew it wouldn't last forever. Occasionally, the bag wouldn't sort of "stick" to the wire after sealing and I attributed that to the problem, so now I hold the wire down with a finger before I lift the bag. This is probably something they should add to their instructions.
1761724
I never had a problem with the bag rubbing. It's pretty narrow. I didn't even notice that it was there until I needed to get something out of it.
271644
Good question. Never had that problem, but the zipper on mine got stripped a couple of months ago so I'm getting a new one just like the old one. Great little bag though, no complaints on mine, got a lot of good use out of it.
184393
I have this chair for like 9 months now. Absolutely no issues with the microfiber covering. I pretty much use it every single day. But it does generate a lot of static electricity. Every time I sit on this chair and touch something metallic I get a jolt.Overall build quality is still questionable. Its wood inside, I don't know what kind of wood it is but it doesn't feel very sturdy. I am 5'8'' weighing like 175 lbs.
2029827
No, I haven't noticed any. My last cord, monster, only had static when the cord started coming apart at the end. I haven't had this one long, but so far so good:)
2161995
My best guess is that something in the bag was a little bit damp when you packed it. It doesn't take much water to create mildew when a package is sealed up for a long period of time. I think that if you could really get all of the air out of the bag, you wouldn't have the musty mildew odor. But it isn't really possible to get ALL of the air out of the bag, so there you have it.
1145224
Mine did. Just tried to fill a bag and they stuck to everything but I'm guessing it would depend on how much static was around;)
872019
Yes, the noise is from the bag's base knocking on the concrete floor of our garage. My husband hits it so hard (he's a heavy-weight) that the bag's base bangs on the floor of our garage as it recoils, causing the noise. Not a problem for us since we're in a private house. I don't know if you can avoid bag noise with any other type, really. We had a 100# bag hanging from an iron beam in the ceiling of our basement in another house and every time he'd hit it it would sound like an earthquake was hitting the home. He just hit it that hard. When our son would hit it, it wouldn't cause the same impact, thus a lighter sound. So, if you're a heavy hitter, it's likely the bag will recoil and the base will bang against whatever surface it's sitting on.