Can you use tho,s to remove stockings?
464053
We didn't keep this device as it didn't really work for us. It may work for some. I suppose if you are creative you might be able to use it for removal, but I can't imagine that it would help. Can you just roll them down? I realize the stockings are tight and it would be nice to have help, but I can't imagine that this would make it easier. You would have to stretch the top part enough to put it back on the donner while your leg was still in the stocking. I suggest going to a local medi-supply place and seeing one in person. That should answer all your questions.
464054
No, It doesn't. But there is an easy trick that works well. If you have a cane, pull the top of the sock out and insert the cane about three inches. Then simply push down with the cane towards the back of your heel. It drags the sock right off your foot.
464055
I highly doubt it. I haven't tried to , but it would appear that removing is not feasible. However; to assist in getting them on: They are almost as good as having your own butler.
1673643
In my opinion there would be enough room if you fill stockings with typical items such as candy, small hand sanitizer type bottles. I think if you put large items in the stockings they would be too fat to hang correctly. I would be more concerned with what this item will be anchored to for weight of the stockings versus the size of the stockings you hang.
2248384
When you get these. Don't over thighten. It will strip the female part out of the tube.
469762
Yes you can, but it's not real handy as a towel warmer and a sterilization tool combo, it's an either or!
1290509
To be honest I don't know. I do know that my Mom (who wears a size 6 to 7 shoe) couldn't even pull the stockings on. We had to return the item because of this. For someone who is elderly and doesn't have great strength I wouldn't recommend this product.
540798
another thing---i hand wash in warm water (not hot) with the same soap i use for the stockings--a special MILD soap--i heard Woolite is good--but have nor used it.
1225580
I don't see why not but I intend to use a scrub brush and my hose. Not worth the trouble of taking it on an off the frame.
540797
I don't have to wash mine much because i wear a Sigvaris compression stocking underneath it. So I don't know the answer to this--unless you are wearing something beneath it, like me. because I own 3 of these--i hardly ever (never?) have to wash them.
2123590
Actually, I don't use the pliers for hoses. I bought them specifically to remove the spark plug wires on my RV;they work great, allowing boot removal without damaging it or the wire.
489534
The instructions say you can stick it to most materials. However, I think they it may be hard to completely remove from softer and pours clothing. I'd apply one to a 'hidden' area and after a day or so try to remove it.
1391793
Maybe. If the strings were tucked inside and placed in a "delicates" bag. I have only used them for broths and stocks. You might could even take the string out and replace with velcro.
2212805
Yes you can remove them. They are held with thread. No clue on them. You have to make sure you your thread is nice and tight. Remember your doubling your tracks. Meaning your using more weight.
1838258
Use nail polish remover to take off....be sure to wear rubber gloves along with face mask.
2233216
The balls are about the size of a baseball. You could open the container and fill the stockings with the balls :-)
1065047
I would say yes. The fabric is hung on a tube at the bottom and top and it appears the tubes can be removed, although I don't know what kind of tool would be needed...probabaly a hex key of some sort.
1863897
I use this for polyurethane all the time. I get women's knee high stockings and stretch them over the mouth of the cup before I pour the finish in. Works great
1997314
Yes you can remove the limbs. You can if your very careful.I would always sight it in before a hunt though.