Can these covers be used while the cord stump is still healing? By folding down the top or something?
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I am also not totally sure. We also used disposables for the first week. We had not yet discovered these. These have a pretty low rise though. They have a much lower rise than our one size pocket diapers did. I would guess that they would work fine for an average size newborn.
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It doesn't snap down like some newborn covers but it does have a pretty low rise. If you need it a little lower, you can tuck the top down between the baby and prefold/insert, I haven't had any leakage doing this.
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I'm not totally sure because we used disposables for the first week or two. However, in general, they fit below the belly button. I've heard it described as "bikini cut" when you use with trifolds.
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Yes. This is how we use them. I just do the newspaper fold and tuck them inside the covers. It works quite well, I hardly notice any shifting even though the Flip covers don't offer much fabric at the back.
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I don't think it would be good for the heating pad's wiring to fold it up like that . . . it's a pretty substantial pad and keeping it folded would be awkward, too. If the main use is going to be on your neck, I'd recommend buying a smaller heating pad.
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I guess you could if you had some way to attach them once expanded. There are no cords, you just pull or push the bottom to expand or fold up.
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Sadly, no. We were super bummed to find out that only the thinner cords(like a lamp cord) work with these covers. We originally bought this product to use with our powerstrip cord (that we use for Satelite,TV ...all that good stuff); it will not even work if you just let the cord "hang down" instead of wrapping it around the on the inside, as the product is designed.
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Yea that is a tough one; I drape it over a folding chair on my porch and it is not the best solution ; but I did think about clipping it to a cloths line on same said porch {I don't use it in the winter}
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yes unless you fold the cover in half and use it that way for another angle
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I think you could cut it to fit and fold over the edge and have it sewn so that the edge does not fray.
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Absolutely however, if you live in a windy area or you try to do it on a windy day you will need two people OR something to hold down the side you are not cutting. Best to open completely & lay across the "bed " or wherever you want it just to make certainthat you are leaving enough to "pn" to the ground (bed). Hope this helps. Have used these for appox. 3 years. Fold & save for next season if you want to. Eventually they will need to be replaced if you are careful they will last a long time.
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If it's to long on the side, fold each side neat to mach each other. good luck
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It's a very thick topper that retains it's shape, so don't think it can be folded in. Don't think it should be bunched/crushed up, I would store until needed. Your call.
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Greetings Joe,The most common option to keep the cord cover in place is double sided tape.If you have carpeted floors you can use velcro tape.If you have any questions, please let us know.
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I don't think you could and still use the cover, as the cover/roof is sewn to fit the larger size.
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Yes ,all around the cover on the edges of the cover I use Mini Bungee Cords they work very well, they come in all sizes
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No, but in my experience - I had to fold down all of mine because even the bottom of the "notch" rubbed the cord and caused it to bleed. Same for the disposables for newborns too. All babies are shaped differently I guess.
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Well its a foot high folded, and the density changes. I tried to use it as a cushion folded, without much luck. But the cover has zippers, so you could take sections out. If my Rottie was still here, I'd use it unfolded with a blanket on top.
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yes, it might be a little work, but it could be done. although the way it looks, you might break it to the point where putting the cover back on won't be possible.