Are the velcro tabs easy to remove from the door? I am afraid of causing damage to the door if/when I don't need the protectors.
1286379
Not sure about that. I just got the protectors and have not attempted to remove them. I think that with a little goo gone you should be able to get it off.
1286380
I leave the protectors on all the time, but one of the Velcro tabs worked itself loose (no damage to door, now reattached) but you would probably want to leave the tabs on. If I'm not mistaken, the scratchy part of the Velcro is on the protector.
1286381
The glue on the back of the velcro tabs is not strong enough to stay on the door panels. So, to answer your question, they are real easy to remove, because they won't even stay on to begin with!
489934
I am guessing you are asking about pulling it off? I have replaced them and they leave no marks or scratches at all - in fact that is what they protect the screen from...
569614
They are very easy to remove and replace. Its all velcro. I love this hamper!
1810983
I bought these because i was sure that i would use them in the future, but to date, i have not. So i don't know how easy or difficult they are to remove. Sorry i couldn't help.
1136344
Depends on how the door opens. The Velcro is placed on the door frame. You have to be able to open the door then exit through the screen. This is a great invention. Love it.I bought 3 because I am afraid I won't find them again. The last one was torn because we were having our basement remodeled and boards wall board got caught on it.Carol
1918427
Nothing sticks to the window and there is no velcro. They have 4 plastic tabs that fit into the window space in the door. The tabs could damage the tinting if the door guard stayed in place, but it will more then likely fall off the first time you raise the window. I do not recommend these.
1957368
The windows are Velcro so you can not roll them up with it you could just take them off all together, Please let me know if this helped any? Jamie
69320
Yes, they are a pain in the ass. If you roll the windows down/up constantly, the tabs will slip out and eventually the whole thing falls off. We used them about a week and eventually stopped, because we were constantly having to hang them back up (which is also a frustrating process). Not worth it in my opinion.
190103
I never had any intention of removing mine. But I've heard that you can apply it to a rubber backung so you can roll them up when not in use. You might be able to use velcro then, to apply it where you want it to go. And good luck!
49146
The sending unit has a sticky strip on it that you can peel paper off and then stick it directly to the mailbox door. However, what I did was attached Velcro to the unit and the other side of the Velcro to the mailbox door. That makes it easier to remove the unit if I need to. I don't know if it really matters, we'll see.
924945
The tabs are Velcro and yes, it is extremely easy to use. And, yes, it seems very durable. I almost didn't buy the liner, because I was afraid it was going to be cheap or not fit properly, but I went ahead and got it, and it's literally the best idea ever. I saw the same basket in a medical supply place the other day, so I feel pretty good about it.
569613
Super easy to remove - they are just fastened to each other with little velco strips. Takes 2 seconds.
1843556
these tabs are for protection while shipping-remove them before using the glasses
1302143
Not difficult at all. It is actually like a cling and pulls right off. The performance is not affected at all my the protectors.
1929525
I found them to be pretty easy to remove. If you can get a corner up, then they tear off in one piece without leaving any residue. However, the longer they are on the container, the harder they are to get off.
404927
Hey, tikmol! I would use Velcro since it makes the job much easier. Also, the door bell comes with screws but didn't have any holes to put them through on the bell. Confusing, but Velcro works so well that I didn't really care.
91388
They appear to be easy enough to remove but each panel is a full screen top to bottom. They aren't 1/2 screens as it might appear in the photo. I'm not sure cost wise it would be worth it.