what are butterfly clips? are they the pinchy kinds or the metal ones that are shaped like a U ?
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Pinchy. You have to experiment the way you place the curlers and clips so you don't crease your hair.
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They are the pinchy kind and they don't work very well at all. The fingers are very fine and not stiff enough to hold the rollers in. I have tried to find the U shaped ones, but it's nearly impossible for this jumbo sized rollers.
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They are not the metal ones shaped like a "U." My very old Conair set came with metal ones, but now manufacturers are providing plastic clips. The butterfly / pinchy kind that come with the BaByliss Pro are made of plastic and have plastic teeth. Personally, I like the clips that come with the BaByliss. They are better than the plastic clips that come with the Conair. How to: Hold the roller tight to your head; with your other hand, squeeze the clip open and then sink the teeth through your hair and rotate the clip toward your scalp as far as possible. Release the clip. The downside is that these clips can make dents in your hair, but the dents disappear later. They are not the metal ones shaped like a "U." My very old Conair set came with metal ones, but now manufacturers are providing plastic clips. The butterfly / pinchy kind that come with the BaByliss Pro are made of plastic and have plastic teeth. Personally, I like the clips that come with the BaByliss. They are better than the plastic clips that come with the Conair. How to: Hold the roller tight to your head; with your other hand, squeeze the clip open and then sink the teeth through your hair and rotate the clip toward your scalp as far as possible. Release the clip. The... » Read More They are not the metal ones shaped like a "U." My very old Conair set came with metal ones, but now manufacturers are providing plastic clips. The butterfly / pinchy kind that come with the BaByliss Pro are made of plastic and have plastic teeth. Personally, I like the clips that come with the BaByliss. They are better than the plastic clips that come with the Conair. How to: Hold the roller tight to your head; with your other hand, squeeze the clip open and then sink the teeth through your hair and rotate the clip toward your scalp as far as possible. Release the clip. The downside is that these clips can make dents in your hair, but the dents disappear later. « Show Less
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They snap.. I have thin hair so I tease where im goin to putting the clip at. They also come with a few extra clips just in case.
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Plastic fork style. Sometimes when sticking them through, they can bend a bit and get placed in the wrong slot. Always have to double-check to make sure they got into the right slot.
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Terminology can differ from region to region, so my understanding of alligator clip may be different from yours. The type we had used previous to these used a method of attaching to the sheet that looked like what used to be used on ladies stocking garters. Those held the sheets slightly better, but these are much easier to attach and the tension is adjustable after they are attached - an outstanding feature. Over-all I like these better.
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If you are asking about the two clips, I have them. They are two inches in length if you want them. Gerry
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There is a small stainless clip that looks kind of like an oversize burette, 5/16" wide x 1-1/4" long, flat on one side and a turned up edge on the other. It is only about as thick as a piece of paper.
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I have no idea if the company sells their own clips. the tables are molded plastic and the edges are fairly thick. I'd imagine someone makes clips for skirts that would fit it.
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Yes, pins work better on these rollers. I have always used pins instead of the butterfly clips.
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Plastic, heat resistant clips. You'll need a bag to keep them in. The container holds ALL the rollers and 3 slots for 3 clips.
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The tips have a hook with rubber clip stopper that are consideably smaller. Don't worry about buying this it is amazingly well made and adjustable on every hoop / hook with a set screw.
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I have arthritis and find the clips easier to use than pins. They are easier to pick up and are very handy for bindings. No pins to accidentily get poked with when you pick up blocks or completed quilts on which you use them .
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Pretty sure they have a butterfly lip-mighthaveicuxed both. I use my own big claw clips! Love thes hot curlers!!!
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The pocket clip is made of a heavy gauge metal and is very well made. You will not bend or break it without really trying.
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Yes. They're not pointed like sewing scissors, but they're not flat-tipped either. Ezlypist's description matches my experience, with two pairs, BTW.
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I did purchase these and found they work but, they are hard to open to clip the items onto hanger. I used them since I had them already. In the future, I will only purchase the clips from Joy mangano
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You can buy back drop clips for like $6 and up. they look like close line clamps :-)
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Yes. I did get extra orange bands with the anti-snap feature and the carabiner style clip was the same on what I have on the older bands. I really can't tell them apart. I got them about a year ago so I can't vouch if anything changed since then.