How exactly do you use these? Can you reuse the inserts? I'm having a hard time finding instructions and would appreciate if anyone can explain it.
1100955
No inserts. They are just like a disposable pad except these are reusable. They are great and wash well. I use hydroproxide to help with staining
1827216
I have the kit, used it one time, you would have to buy new inserts for $35.50. I will sell my used kit in excellent shape with no inserts for $275 free shipping in US.
638189
I don't think it is practical to reuse them. We just picked them up one at a time and put them in the trash. They weren't too heavy. We ordered one each of about five different brands and did our own test to see which one worked best. This one was not the top performer, in our opinion.
2140739
I did a google search and think i found something. I bought these a while back so i can't remember, but I think I found a similar product and tried those instructions. I didn't receive any with my purchase though.
1672880
I have reused mine several times already. Unless they get torn or permanently creased I can't see them needing to be replaced or thrown away.
547793
You insert the same as original but they do not work correctly they do print but i ks do not flow correctly and are sporadically. I have tried different ones but what do I expect $12 for 3 sets
144790
They don't recommend that you put these types of things on top over other inserts. I do put mine on top of just the normal insert that comes in my shoes. You will probably just have to see how your shoes fit---may need to take the insert that comes with the shoe out. No, you do not need to trim them. They are partial length so that trimming is not necessary. I mainly use these in my tennis shoes. I am not sure how they would work in other shoes.
1814843
I'm sure you can purchase just replacement inserts, but the cost of the pens are so cheap, I'd just buy new ones. I love the smooth writing they have, very effortless. You might look for discount coupons on them at couponcabin.com or discount codes at retailmenot from sellers.
1451525
I use removable inserts in my shoes & put the pedag on them. When I change to a different pair of shoes I just take the inserts out of one & put in another shoe.
1313645
I would imagine it depends on which distribution center you get yours from. I have purchased these for years and never had a problem, besides, you can use things considerably beyond the use by date. Also, if you purchase from Amazon and they are expired, send them back! Amazon stands behind everything they sell.
372609
I have been putting the flat side agains't my skin as well. I just wanted to be sure that I was applying them correctly. I appreciate your advise regarding reusing them. Many thanks! SK
2148024
Charlotte these are great!!! You can put them out and keep reusing it until gone. I usually just snip it with scissors. Hope this helped ;)
1813418
To be honest, I thought the same thing and bought some myself, but never used them. I think you use them on the insert and then put the cover on? Never tried it that way. I do use the snappies on the other cloth diapers we have from our second child.
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I have not removed mine yet. I am thinking about taking them off also. I planned to use a heat gun or a very powerful hair dryer that will soften the double sided tape (don't over heat). then use have "plastic putter knife"to get behind the inserts. This is how I intend to do it.
1198355
You slide them out (each of them independently). I had to use a needlenose plyers and have someone stronger than I pull them out. I read someone suggested putting vasoline in the slot afterward so that next time it will be easier. I used silicone instead.
1029974
I reuse them usually 3 or so times before they crack. You just have to line the punched hole up when u reuse. I used to mark it with the ^ that you can see above the cup when inserted into the machine but don't need to do it anymore cause I can line it up without it. What I do is refill my cleaned and dried out cups and put a fresh lid on them to store multiples at once then as I go to bre I pop the unused lid off and replace it lined up correctly with the used lid. After about 3 uses the heat makes the plastic do brittle that it cracks the inner circle and allows water and some grounds out. A box of 100 lids has lasted me about 6 months using this method. Hope thst helps. I reuse them usually 3 or so times before they crack. You just have to line the punched hole up when u reuse. I used to mark it with the ^ that you can see above the cup when inserted into the machine but don't need to do it anymore cause I can line it up without it. What I do is refill my cleaned and dried out cups and put a fresh lid on them to store multiples at once then as I go to bre I pop the unused lid off and replace it lined up correctly with the used lid. After about 3 uses the heat makes the plastic do brittle that it cracks the inner circle and allows water and some grounds... » Read More I reuse them usually 3 or so times before they crack. You just have to line the punched hole up when u reuse. I used to mark it with the ^ that you can see above the cup when inserted into the machine but don't need to do it anymore cause I can line it up without it. What I do is refill my cleaned and dried out cups and put a fresh lid on them to store multiples at once then as I go to bre I pop the unused lid off and replace it lined up correctly with the used lid. After about 3 uses the heat makes the plastic do brittle that it cracks the inner circle and allows water and some grounds out. A box of 100 lids has lasted me about 6 months using this method. Hope thst helps. « Show Less
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I have used mine that way before. This is a great item and the only one I have seen. I have used mine numerous times. Bob