Does the filler stay in the channels?
259454
Yes it certainly does. This is a great heat pack for your neck and shoulders or I wrap it around my knee when recovering from knee surgery. I would buy this again!
259455
Yes. I haven't had any problems with the filler seeds being out of place and heating unevenly. The stitching does go 1/2 way up on the shoulder section but the wrap is so nicely filled that there isn't much room for the seeds to move around. I suppose if I shook it upside down they would. However, because the sections are open it allows you to massage them into a new area if needed. Hope that helps.
259456
The filler in the two I own is not sewn into the channels. It is adjustable. You might think that's a downside, but I've found it helps you position it just like you want. It's pretty easy to shake it into the areas you want, or re-distribute it.
259457
So far, no problems at all! I LOVE it! Had to buy 2 more for family members before they stole mine!!!
311309
I followed the directions and used perhaps a flat 1/4 teaspoon for a small cup. After stirring, there was no appreciable residue, so I doubt if there were any fillers.
470486
No, but I have seen one that does on a YouTube clip. I do like the one that I have and I don't know if having the cleaning channels on the 1000 side would make much difference.
1893717
No, not for channels that require subscription service (CNN, Showtime, etc.). For local programming (and the increasing number of HD channels) and for PBS, the reception is crystal clear. Those are what I watch now and I no longer pay for cable or satellite.
1288486
I am not sure, I can't check because I am deployed right now. I have used them on multiple times, and have never had a problem with someone on my channel. There are more than enough channels.
137531
Yes. I actually under fill mine because as you use it space between the layers takes up space.
1185345
NO!!! This unit is made to keep the volume at a relatively constant level. When commercials com on the volume level generally goes up. This is controlled at the transmitter. IT IS SUPPOSED TO GET YOUR ATTENTION! If he has the remote control on his hand, he can change channels all day, but that is all. Good luck, Ronda, and try to have a great visit! Hal Stout
595021
I have three of these units but when I purchased them, I made sure they were already set to different channels. It tells you right on the package which channel it's set to.
2144682
correct. i have trouble getting more than 2 channel out of it, but it works.
1655499
With the proper channels added to the player yes. They have many channels to find exactly what you want. I recommend this unit. I have three of them and they are good devices.
1944790
I have peeled it back and straightened it out or changed it a bit but I'm not sure it would keep resticking if you did it all the time. Better to cut out a small section so you could see out.
2231201
When it is brand new, one card will stay in. Like any product it will stretch if you add additional cards. So over time it would not keep one in, if you have been stuffing it with multiple cards.
455951
Yes. I did exactly that. Just opened up an end, took out some filling and sewed it back up . Warning...the filling goes everywhere and sticks to everything. But, it worked.
83617
First, you have no doubt already inspected the front of the filler to make sure it doesn't have a plastic chad blocking it.Next, as you know there are little numbs on the sides of the filler about 1/3 the way down the clear part of the tube. They have to go into the right places in the section. If you are hitting a "hard stop" be sure these little projections are going where they need to go. Also, back the plunger off a few turns. The fit is snug but should not require hard pushing. If it doesn't work with firm slow pressure, send it back. This bit of plastic comes dear and for that it should work. First, you have no doubt already inspected the front of the filler to make sure it doesn't have a plastic chad blocking it.Next, as you know there are little numbs on the sides of the filler about 1/3 the way down the clear part of the tube. They have to go into the right places in the section. If you are hitting a "hard stop" be sure these little projections are going where they need to go. Also, back the plunger off a few turns. The fit is snug but should not require hard pushing. If it doesn't work with firm slow pressure, send it back. This bit of... » Read More First, you have no doubt already inspected the front of the filler to make sure it doesn't have a plastic chad blocking it.Next, as you know there are little numbs on the sides of the filler about 1/3 the way down the clear part of the tube. They have to go into the right places in the section. If you are hitting a "hard stop" be sure these little projections are going where they need to go. Also, back the plunger off a few turns. The fit is snug but should not require hard pushing. If it doesn't work with firm slow pressure, send it back. This bit of plastic comes dear and for that it should work. « Show Less
1756901
I don't have enough information to be helpful. If you have confirmed that you are aimed correctly, most of the channels you can receive are not scrambled. If you are aimed somewhere else, most channels will be scrambled. My next step if I were you would be to double-check your alignment.
1907220
Not really sure. never had that problem. even before i bought a bow, it takes the slack out, keeps water from pooling and stops flapping. Are you sure you have the right channel?
1291038
Once they go down in, they can't come back out. I have used these ever since I found them, and will continue too. Hope this answered your question!