How easily can you move w/o interupting the your flanges/bottles? Has anybody slung one off?
1661210
Very easily. I have never lost one. My son had kicked and bumped them, they still don't move. I am able to twist and stretch. I can hold my 3 month old on my side. I can sit or stand.
1661211
You can move very easily and it doesn't interrupt the pumping. I haven't slung a flange off, which seems pretty hard to do. The bra holds the flange snugly and you'd have to manually take it out or bump it really hard to knock it out.
1661212
I have knocked one off when I was using the flange set up that came with my pump but I purchased single piece ones they do a lot better don't have to worry about it falling off and making a mess.
1199040
I have never had any other racks so I can't compare but yes very easy to take off. Unlock the knob loosen and pull back the locking pin, slides right out.
1651165
No, they are not quick release. You can unhook them fairly easy but no, not what I would call a quick release.
52584
Turn the bottles so they curve in - then you won't hit them. A bit harder to pull out while running but not a big issue.
1189098
In response to your question, very easily. The holding feature is meshed together like gears, and when released, moves freely in either direction,
828904
Very easily. Just lift the handle and the cork is released from the device itself. Smooth as silk. I love this thing!
1272570
I bought 2 of these and absolutely love them. I have not tried to move mine, but you would definitely have to take everything out to move. Would not be good for heavy items, I use mine for shirts, blouses, and pants, no heavy sweaters or coats. It is a little flimsy, but it works for what I need it to do.
334980
This items works by your force pushing down on the center device. You would need a great deal of strength to achieve what you're looking to do. I love it, but use it mostly for water bottles, milk and plastic bottles and cardboard boxes.
996890
I actually didn't think it required much in the way of being careful - the unit shuts off due to the bucket being full when it's still a good 3-4 inches from the top and it slides out very easily, so you'd almost have to go out of your way to slosh water out of it. Furthermore, it has a built-in handle in the middle of the bucket that lifts right up, making it incredibly easy to carry it with one hand (allowing you to open doors, tip up the bottom to pour it, etc. with your other hand).
1443199
The rack can move as you hang and remove pots/pans etc. Since it's balanced in the center with just 2 lags in the ceiling it'll move as the weight shifts around. The rack itself is fairly heavy so the shifting isn't much, but yes it moves. You can pus it and it'll swing and such also. Given the weight, fully loaded it's very stable. You really have to hang it from studs or it'll be on the ground quickly! This beast is heavy, especially loaded up.
1491393
They're structural to bear the maximum load, so it's not advisable to flip them. Also, the casters aren't the greatest, so you'll want to move it slowly, especially if you're carrying anywhere near the maximum load. You could always run Bungee Cord all the way around the poles to prevent items from dropping off. Another way would be to buy some elastic (waist-band width) to sew "belts" that you could adjust up/down the poles.
27509
I don't believe there'd be any problem structurally but moving it might be a bit clumsy. The crank handle's moment arms are only ¾" or so off center so that heavy a load will require a lot of torque.
1742815
Twist counterclockwise and lift up in a pumping motion while holding vacuum secure to bottle...
431933
I agree with the general idea of "wiggle more" haha. If it's a bathroom sink, you can remove the stopper by messing around under the sink (even if the zip-it is already down there). That may help you wiggle at more angles.
353523
Definitely not something you'll be taking on and off regularly. Though perhaps you could just swivel the rack around so its above the top tubestay? Not sure if that would work for you but that would be your best bet. You'll be stripping screws like crazy and its a pain enough to get it tightly mounted that theres no way you'd be taking it on and off often.
1858238
I could get them out easily but had a little trouble getting them back in. May depend on the size/strength of your hand and coordination level. I never stopped running but had to slow and use both hands to return the bottle to its holder.
1207697
Yes it's easy to move. I use mine in the laundry room and it took me a few times to get it to the right height to hang laundry