Do they work with 2 inch rollers?
448140
I apologize for the late response but my message was buried in my email.I think these will work fine with 2 in rollers. I use them with 1 inch rollers but there is plenty of give in them. I love mine and am thinking of ordering another set.
448141
I found that they did not hold any of the rollers in place that well. If you are looking for a tight curl.
448142
Hated them. wouldn't hold my rollers or my hair. Your experience may be different. They are sitting in a drawer.
448143
These clips used to be very strong. I've purchased two sets of them in past years, and they are still strong. But the ones I ordered recently are made with a softer metal spring and they are useless with my hot rollers. Conair is using cheaper springs in them now...don't waste your money.
827242
My hair is just past my shoulders in length, and I use rollers 2" in diameter. I fit in there perfectly but I think anything bigger wouldn't fit comfortably.
1830877
These should work with any hot rollers, they are just like hair clips- just lighter weight. I prefer them to the ones that come with the rollers.
2275277
The diameter on these is 1 1/2". They fit the black Ever Care roller. I believe I got mine at Walgreens, but had to purchase the roller and sticky sheets as a set; neither was sold separately. Hope this helps!
661354
These work with 2" webbing. I did not buy the stretching tool because that is used if you stretch and staple it. I had a elastic webbing 40' roll they show as "often bought with this" I just cut it about an inch shorter than the measured length and stretched it to fit into my slots - though my slots aren't like in the picture, mine turned 90 degrees which made it easier. I would attach the metal end cap to the webbing and pull it to the slot and hammer it in. Worked great.
2261584
I have a thicker edged table, not sure if its exactly 2 inches but the plastic clips fit. I did have to play with them a bit to get them to work (unrolled the curled end) but it did work with some manipulation.
1915317
Never tried it with rollers that large. Measured the largest circumference and it's about 1-1/4 inches at the widest. Not sure it would work.
1792663
I have the medium size rollers. 1 and1/2" diameter. Work perfectly for my hair which fluctuates from just above shoulder length to just below my ear lobes. When I ordered (approx. 3 year ago) I had a choice of size I wanted. I really love these rollers.
926198
The rollers are a decent size, but unfortunately they are at my other house. I can measure them when I go back in about 9 days and tell you then. I do prefer the larger ones and wish they were all that size. They are great curlers, and I wanted them for travel and they work very well on my long hair. I would recommend them.
1041546
They will work on they altho I never use that size. I've used them on 2.92 and hooked a 5 foot shark just fine. Granted 2.92 is too big for them. I've got two sets and I love them
872228
1", 3/4" and 5/8" at the wide part. They won't stay on my rollers so good luck. They are cheap so it is just a gamble.
442035
depends how short you need the hair to go around the roller. so try the small or med ones
916766
About 3 inches. There are different ones that match the different size rollers.
391127
Yes, not as good as a roller would but good enough. I use them on both ends of my planer and compound miter station.
209114
I use them on a 1.5 inch tactical belt as they are heavy when filled. 2 inches may be too wide for these depending on thickness of the belt.
1274395
I don't believe these are designed for rollers, although you could probably use them if they fit. I used 1/4" birch plywood about 44" high by 32.5" wide and the slide well (they're actually 3/16" thick). If your acrylic sheets are a full 1/4", they may have trouble. The slot seems to be just exactly 1/4" wide so they might bind.
49042
Yes they do. Each roller is encased in its own plastic replacement container that snaps open.