Does anyone know if this has baffle box construction to prevent the fill from shifting around? Once bought one that let all the fill migrate.
817407
I have experienced this in the past with other comforters. I have had this comforter for six months and haven't noticed that the fill shifts around. I've also washed mine several times. Hope that helps!
817408
It has box construction. The filling definitely doesn't move and it's very thick and pillowy.
817409
It does have squares seams to prevent the fill from shifting . It is a beautiful comforter. It does weight 9 lbs. I was to weak to handle it.
1077444
There should be a little metal part that is attached to the baffle with a little zip tie. It is small. It has two screws. You unscrew it and screw it to the pole and the baffle goes on top and sits on it. It makes the baffle wobble if a squirrel tried to climb on it. That is the only other part there is (2 parts total). Very easy to assemble and so far I have no squirrel or raccoon problems! I am very happy! I bought it because it said it would work on a regular Sheppard's hook (which I already had) and they are right it does fit great. The kind you can get at Home Depot or Lowes. Hope this info helps you. There should be a little metal part that is attached to the baffle with a little zip tie. It is small. It has two screws. You unscrew it and screw it to the pole and the baffle goes on top and sits on it. It makes the baffle wobble if a squirrel tried to climb on it. That is the only other part there is (2 parts total). Very easy to assemble and so far I have no squirrel or raccoon problems! I am very happy! I bought it because it said it would work on a regular Sheppard's hook (which I already had) and they are right it does fit great. The kind you can get at Home Depot or Lowes. Hope this... » Read More There should be a little metal part that is attached to the baffle with a little zip tie. It is small. It has two screws. You unscrew it and screw it to the pole and the baffle goes on top and sits on it. It makes the baffle wobble if a squirrel tried to climb on it. That is the only other part there is (2 parts total). Very easy to assemble and so far I have no squirrel or raccoon problems! I am very happy! I bought it because it said it would work on a regular Sheppard's hook (which I already had) and they are right it does fit great. The kind you can get at Home Depot or Lowes. Hope this info helps you. « Show Less
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cover is 233 thread count - baffle box stitched, so fill really does stay in place - just shake it well each day for max comfort. Very lightweight, but wonderfully warm.
1430951
If you have the tall feeder and want to fill with 1 type of seed do not use the baffles. I inserted the square plastic inserts with alternate openings.
1457492
Just need to move it slowly if filled. I have not found that to be a problem.
471846
I think it does move around. I still own it but it's starting to split. However, you may use the tip people use with mixers bowls. Try seeing if laying down a slightly damp dish towel under the board and see if this stops it from sliding while you are working.
705910
Mine does that if I movenit without filling draining it. It stops though. For me its only happened when I have traveled with it.
35944
Yes. The baffle has three claws and a 2mm foam sealer. Just push and rotate.
947358
No problem! You can install the baffle on the upper section of the pole before assembly. The 2- pole sections just "plug" into each other without the use of any tools. Thanks for your question...
1019335
yes, it sounds like a defective unit, it shouldn't slide as you've described it. good luck.
1382746
I have the same question, because I have been just using the drip/bake pan that came with the box and it was bowing when I was using the convection oven but eventually came back to normal shape. This worries me that it's not made to withstand the heat. I'll let you know if I find anything.
1580196
Leave the baffle in place. The stopper allows water to run past, but it keeps things from falling down like silverware.
1891497
Mine doesn't actually do either. It's almost closer to being "seated" in place. Once moving I haven't had any issues. Hope this helps.
707349
It does have a fill spout, but have to listen while filling to hear when it's getting full to avoid overfilling
69049
I also have that problem. I placed a piece of wood under the back side to tilt the feeder. This corrected the problem. Do not change your cat food to accommodate the feeder issue - just block (elevate) the back side.
667054
I am not completely sure of the exact nature of your question? Are you asking about the brand, the model, the style or the material? My only experience has been with the Bemis elongated and round toilet seats made from molded wood. They do not shift "off center" provided they are securely fastened. Sometimes in cramped quarters that can be a little bit of a challenge. Just make sure you have enough "finger strength" or appropriate tool to tighten the "nut" that secures the seat to the bowl.
528695
If you can slip it over the top of your pole, then do it and tighten the fastener. If there is some impediment at the top of your pole so baffle won't slide onto pole, you'll have to take pole out of ground.