How is this put in, is it sown in, or glued in? Can I put it in myself, or should a professional do it? How do you up keep it on a daily basis?
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I personally made a u part wig with it. I wouldn't sew it or glue it in because of the quality. It tangles and I think it would be horrible if slept on every night.
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Personally, I regretted buying it. It is a cheaper type of synthetic weave. I would suggest spending a little more money to purchase a better grade of weave. I had this as a sew in and it was done by a professional. However, I only kept it in for about 5 weeks because of the quality.
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It can be glued or sewn in. I typically apply mines myself but if you like you can have a professional do it. This product sheds alot so you might want to buy more packages. Daily up keep is simply. Leave in conditioner.
1986776
We have done that with no issues. Technically it says on the packaging to remove it after twelve hours, but we've seen no signs of issues. Just make sure it's not too tight etc
2043995
I wish I could tell you a special trick to use but my daughter folded the couch into position before I got home. She did it by herself which surprised me because it is very heavy.Maybe if you got another person to help, you could put it in place. I know I could not have done it alone.
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I washed it in the washing machine - delicate cycle. Low heat/delicate dry. Or hang dry. When it came out of the washer, it was a bit twisted inside, but I was able to fix no problem. The 2nd one I purchased when it came out of the washer it was twisted too much. I ended up cutting at the seam a 1/4" length and used the back end of a pencil to smooth & straighten it. Then I stitched it up. Worked quite well and not a ton of hassle. After the initial machine wash for both of them, I just hand wash or wipe with wet cloth since.
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I use it all the time for long drive and hiking where no restrooms are available. I made some modifications, 1st I clamped all places the tubes connect with a fine wire so they will not slip off. I use a 1/2 strip of stretch bandage to attach it to my penis just like it used the wire for the tubing. Just don't make it to tight. I wrap my leg with a bit of stretch bandage where the top of the bag attaches to my leg(This makes it a bit more comfortable). You can also get larger bags for it. It's a bit a work to get it on but I can wear it all day(driving, hiking, sitting). It took some experimenting to get it right. I use it all the time for long drive and hiking where no restrooms are available. I made some modifications, 1st I clamped all places the tubes connect with a fine wire so they will not slip off. I use a 1/2 strip of stretch bandage to attach it to my penis just like it used the wire for the tubing. Just don't make it to tight. I wrap my leg with a bit of stretch bandage where the top of the bag attaches to my leg(This makes it a bit more comfortable). You can also get larger bags for it. It's a bit a work to get it on but I can wear it all day(driving, hiking, sitting). It took some... » Read More I use it all the time for long drive and hiking where no restrooms are available. I made some modifications, 1st I clamped all places the tubes connect with a fine wire so they will not slip off. I use a 1/2 strip of stretch bandage to attach it to my penis just like it used the wire for the tubing. Just don't make it to tight. I wrap my leg with a bit of stretch bandage where the top of the bag attaches to my leg(This makes it a bit more comfortable). You can also get larger bags for it. It's a bit a work to get it on but I can wear it all day(driving, hiking, sitting). It took some experimenting to get it right. « Show Less
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My mother made a pillow cover for this pillow, and it works very well. If you have a sewing machine, you can easily make this item. However, if you don't or can't sew, the cover it comes with is very nice, and with a little use, it will become soft and nice to the touch. The problem comes, however, when it needs to be washed. That is where a pillow case is just the best answer. I think if you searched the internet, you may find a cover there. Almost anything is available online if you spend time looking for it. But, the best answer--if you can't purchase one is to make one, or ask a friend who sews to make one for you. My mother made a pillow cover for this pillow, and it works very well. If you have a sewing machine, you can easily make this item. However, if you don't or can't sew, the cover it comes with is very nice, and with a little use, it will become soft and nice to the touch. The problem comes, however, when it needs to be washed. That is where a pillow case is just the best answer. I think if you searched the internet, you may find a cover there. Almost anything is available online if you spend time looking for it. But, the best answer--if you can't purchase one is to make one, or ask a friend... » Read More My mother made a pillow cover for this pillow, and it works very well. If you have a sewing machine, you can easily make this item. However, if you don't or can't sew, the cover it comes with is very nice, and with a little use, it will become soft and nice to the touch. The problem comes, however, when it needs to be washed. That is where a pillow case is just the best answer. I think if you searched the internet, you may find a cover there. Almost anything is available online if you spend time looking for it. But, the best answer--if you can't purchase one is to make one, or ask a friend who sews to make one for you. « Show Less
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yes every so often you will have to plump it up. My son picks it up and drops it on the floor a few times to plump up the foam on the inside. He's only had to do this a couple of times since he got it for Christmas. When you receive it, it's in a condensed cube, it took a full day or two to get it to it's intended size. The more you "drop" it the faster it will fill out.
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You have a very legitimate and good question. If you buy it, it says on the package "not meant to be attached to clothing". It is coated on the back with plastic. Dispite this, my tailor had no problem sewing it onto a Red Sox golf shirt I had.
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That is exactly what I did! It is great! It is extremely comfy...maybe a tiny bit overfilled but I figure with time it will flatten some. But, I love it and have gotten many compliments. :)
127600
give it several days or perhaps a week to fully fill out. I really love mine and it plumped all the way up by itself.
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Hook it together as if you had it on. Throw it in the machine on normal. Lay it flat to dry
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My post (twine spindle holder) arrived completly attached (glued) in place to the base.get a nice sized needle that has a curve on the end for sewing up your goodies...I use mine all the time !
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I place it in the freezer for several hours to keep it cold. No matter how long you have it in the freezer, it does not become solid but will be male able. I put mine in a pillowcase and the place it where I need it. This is a great product!
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Try a king or queen-size sheet folded in half. I would glue it, but you, of course, could sew it shut. Or just put it under a mattress pad.
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IDK. I made my own. Turn pillowcase inside out. Stitch two sides. Voila. A smaller pillow case. I did the same with the zippered allergen-free cover. Walmart purchase. Then tailored it to fit. Cute little pillow cases for cheap.
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I leave mine on all the time (unless it is covering stitches & then I take it out). I just relax the tension when I am done and then tighten it up when I am ready to work again. And these are what I use 90% of the time.
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I used super glue and let it sit for a couple of days. We ended up buying another one because they only last so long