The bar that holds the toilet paper is very loose and flops around how would I tighten this?
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There is an allen-screw holding the base to the bar, if that is the part you say is loose simply remove it, tighten it an re-install. If you have mounted it on a soft wall covering, like sheet-rock, and not installed long screws into a wall stud you will have to move it up or down and re install and fill the old holes. It will eventually loosen again, unless you mount it on something solid, or place a wood brace behind the sheetrock.
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The easiest thing to do is just pull the lever before you use the restroom and it alleviates several possible issues..hope this helps
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Install holder on to the drop pipe.then loosen knob slightly.At this point rotate the clear plastic portion of holder--It will click when rotating.Set to desired postion.
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lay the sweeper upside down on the floor. look at the edge of the sweeper at the center (you may need to move the rubber rim to the side a little bit). the ends of the brush have a tab that is similar to the tab on a toilet paper holder. use a flat head screwdriver to gently pop the rotor out of the hole in the edge. once you have the old one out, the new one snaps in easily. just be patient and don't force it and remember that it is just like the changing of toilet paper holder but without the spring action.
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The bar is probably install upside down. Try reinstalling it the opposite way.
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We had the same issue. We did not put that last horizontal bar in and my husband attached the whole unit to wall studs above the toilet to make sure it would be stable.
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Get a screwdriver and really get in there, it'll tighten! Just took a lil more than a few twists.
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Try putting a wet towel under it and it won't move........wash in machine and set under something heavy to make it flat again
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I've got a lot of experience with loose outlet sockets. I just very gently twist each plug bar in opposite directions, so they are no longer parallel. It increases the pressure of the plug bar against the metal sides inside the plug so the higher friction holds it tighter in place. Don't twist too hard or you will break off the plug bar - just hard enough to put a slight twist in the bar.
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Thi Is Not A Bad Idea & Is Well Made. It Just Doesn't Hang Onto Toilet Paper Well. Could A Rubber Band Help? Messy Fingers Aside, It Just Doesn't Work Well, For me.
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Hi Helena, I guess theres no trick...too much of muscle power..I had this problem, i somehow forced it into the base and it is stuck forever now i guessthe two side bars went inside the middle one is out...but its locked
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No just raise them and place directly on the toilet and tighten in place. I had a problem with mine in that it would stay securely tightenen
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Mine is very loose too... my 17 month old can remove it when she is playing with it and carry it all around the house. When it goes on the big toilet (as a transition seat) it locks very tightly though. I thought the same thing when I received mine, that there was something missing to make it fit better, but it's exactly like it should be according to the manual.
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Its to loose , I have even put a small towel in the front rest.it helps some.
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There should be some bolts with locking nuts on them at the swivel joints. I have had to loosen those just a very small amount. Also I have just moved it by hand to limber it up.
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I'm trying to remeber, but it wasn't anything complicated. Maybe channel locks, vice grips or a wrench to help screwing it together. It was a really simple job. You could probably do it without tools, but what I've mentioned might help make it tighter. BTW, I bought the stools for their look. They're fine for a few minutes, maybe 15, but your butt will complain if you linger too long.
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undo the latches on the sides and push in the corners. it should start to collapse in on itself.