What do you do with the string bottoms?
240119
I cut them off. Unless you're in the military or in heavy tick country there's no reason to blouse them.
2206993
I'm pretty sure it's just some generic strings. They are actually pretty decent though, no real reason to change them until they get old.
374615
Really, either top or bottom works just fine. I usually put the in on the top and pull them from the bottom.
467005
Hanging them outside to dry is the best way. A mechanical wringer would get them dry enough for an automatic dryer, but good ones are not cheap or readily available. While hand-wringing sort of works on woven fabrics, it's not a good idea for knits because they get stretched out of shape. Debbie is right about the dripping, and it's hard to wring heavy fabrics like denim jeans. Knit sweaters and tops can be squeezed to get much of the water out, and if you wrap a clean dry towel around them you can squeeze out even more, then hang the towel to dry with the rest of the laundry.
900429
Just wrap electrical tape around each end, then you can tape them back. Alternatively you can snip them off.
2010299
Better to just buy the appropriate size strings, which don't cost any more than these. You probably could use them, but you'll need to cut a fair bit off the end of each string to have an appropriate amount to wind around the pegs, and you'll probably lose the entire wrapping.
970045
Fold them towards the back. They serve as spacers between the mudflap and the fabric
2153560
Hi Joan, yes that is what I do for the second round of rising after they have been shaped. Helps keep their shape and also gives the pattern on the bottom.
1844335
The "Y" at the tops help hold the strings together so they're not flapping around as you swing in the hammock. ..I guess it's designed that way as part of the space saving feature. The hook at the bottom is adjustable... so depending on the length of hammock and how deep you want to sit in it, you would adjust the hook accordingly. Hope that helps. .. We bought ours about 2 months ago and love it.... so far no problems
1737245
I don't know. I've wondered what I'll do when they wear out. Please post if you find some:)
985954
I have a 5-string banjo hung on a String Swing. With care, the ends can be bent to accommodate just about anything. If you would like, they make a hanger for violins which, I'm sure, can be bent outward a bit.
20215
You loop it around your key ring. It then dangles along with your keys.The string is not replaceable or removable. At least not without completely taking it apart.
335984
Usually you do, but it sort of depends how you use them. If they are really tight you'll want to remove them.
2184281
If I remember correctly, they come two to a package and you need two to balance the string on top and bottom. One may work, but I wouldn't suggest it.
569730
Same way as clothes that get poop on them? Toss them or I would try to get as much off as possible, then hand wash in the tub (then sanitize the tub... Yuck!), then washing machine. I would always double up with a disposable and this when my boys didn't have a BM before we went to the pool for that reason. Just in case.
346144
You will need a bow restringer to remove the string which should be done after shooting to preserve the limbs and string. You can mutually break it down but you risk twisting the limbs. The limb bolts are tightened and loosened by hand. Have fun!!
1034388
You can but there is no bottom. You would have to change the disposable bag after each use. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004X8GJPA?pc_redir=1407738769&robot;_redir=1