How do you attach these? I have them, but can't make them stay in!
1660415
You have to take the 1 inch section of hair and tease it at the root. Then, you clip the extension in right above the teasing and it should stay in until you take it out. If you need to brush or comb it while it's in, just hold it where it sits on your head and it won't pull out.
1039474
I ended up sending mine back because it didn't work in the space I was going to use them. I think using little tack nails would work and hang them by the little circles in the back.
43252
Hey there, I just screwed them directly into the stool. Kind of hard to get them through... not a great design in that respect. Look into the Mogo... I got one and like it way better as a standing stool. Half the price too
411488
I gave up, I just pull them in. I found removable rail clips so I put the bumpers under the seats or in the back out of the way. Careful with removable clips, if the bumpers are left down they can tear away and you loose the bumper. Been there done that!
1445561
I used some pliers. They are very tight. I had to tare off a chunk of it and keep pulling on it until it finally came off. Good luck.
1428743
Just follow the instructions that came in the box, but the connectors don't fit flush on the bottom layer squares. The two bottom holes go on the wires leaving the two top holes of the connector above the square. Thats where you can attach the next layer of the squares. Honestly i have to refer to the instructions each time i make them so i would hold on to them as long as possible or download another set, which they should be online or there should be a tutorial on youtube. Just beware you can pinch your fingers pretty awful in them.
2228975
There is an over the ear guide accessory included that solves this problem. That being said, I have not had a problem with them falling out, either way. They are a bit heavy, so you'll need to find a good fitting tip (which should be easy enough with all the accessories they provide). Once you find a proper fitting tip, it shouldn't be an issue.
1945713
My husband has the same issue so we used a piece of PVC to pre-stretch them. You do want them snug so don't over stretch them. :o)
1363251
I had the same problem, but after a few trys I stretched it full out and it worked, then I had a problem hooking it to the rails as they were wider, I found if you tip the plastic to the outside it will jiggle in place. I have enjoyed using them.
704536
I don't think there is a way to adjust them. When I in stalled them. They are in a prefixed postion.
1515815
You have to just pull very hard. There is plastic locks that hold them in and if you put a lot of pulling pressure on them they will come out over the slot that holds them in.
1835689
they have adhesive already on them. might help to add a bit more - and make sure the area is spotless before you attach or they will fall off.
2252254
I just used regular peg board hooks that were purchased at Home Depot. They don't fit perfectly, and they will fall out, but I put a glob of clear silicone on the tips to help hold them in place.
2277951
That could be the case. My Girlfriend cannot get them to stay in her ears either nor her brother. Both have small shallow ear cavities. I'd try a few different angles with the stabilising loop to see if you can get it too stay. Another alternative I can suggest is that the Bose in ear headphone grommets fit on them. If you like the form factor and are willing to experiment. Try to find a friend with a pair of Bose headphones and ask if you can have their smallest spare grommets or experiment with some other headphone grommets if you have some lying around. Good luck!
259367
You could squish them in but the snap lock isn't that good. It might pop open. I would definitely think of another option. Sorry
310725
Put them in the base until you hear a click/snap. You can also lightly tap them with a hammer until they click. They won't fall out.....
1763544
You have to push them into the legs, they should pop right in. That's what I did for mine.