single or double row better?
606332
I got the double row. But I'm not sure if it matters. The product didn't work for me at all.
606333
I should add though, that I have gone back to using an undercoat rake. The one I got was at Target for under $7. This comb works, and is sturdy, but after I got the first brushing through, it doesnt pull off as much as it used to.
606334
I think the double row is MUCH better than the single for dogs with thick and/or long fur; short hair no so much. I was combing my Shepherd last night with this comb/rake, and the hair was kept coming off and coming off. It works great, and am so happy I bought it. Good Luck!
606335
I have a 60lb Husky, the double for me. If your dog has an undercoat then double for sure. I have a deeper comb and I don't use it, I use this instead, and the slicker brush.
1537350
I would say double. It would be comparable to a nail salon type of finish. Maybe even better
1572106
Either one is for work and take the impact away from your feet. You should good with either one.
334951
the black section of the cartridge holder in the printer has the option for the single, or double-wide (as shown)...it fits fine as a double, or single. I guess they go thru a lot more black, so the printer accommodates for that.
1412950
Doubling is about right. Depends on how "fluffy" your cake rises during baking. I use two standard boxes of mix, with good results.
1979547
I have and use both the round and square. In my opinion there is no difference other than the shape of the pan or the item being pressed. I find that I prefer a rectangular press when cooking some grilled sandwiches.
774232
Preference, really. I find the angled check a little easier to deal with. Accuracy gap between the two could only be minimal.
1305557
single stack hold bullets one directly on top of other double stack is two rows staggered stack
831803
Some people prefer the straight one and others prefer the angled one. It depends on your body position and usage. They both do the same thing.
212068
I have done both single and double in the 370. both are very easy. double is very easy and does not require a lot of coordination. if your double the back person just needs to follow the front persons stroke. single if you have gear weighs the kayak down very well and you have no issue.
231384
Yes I have both the single and double. If you are looking for a lift I would say get it. If not don't get the double gel
1466520
I have the queen version, and just use regular sheets. I'd imagine it's the same for double but am not certain.
224514
Well considering my son is 9 and plays with no problem I would have to say 10 should be fine. But if your child is not accustomed to playing tambourine then I would get single row.
751716
It depends on your preference. One is a minimalist case, one isn't. I bought the Symmetry and returned it, because as I stated in my review, IMO there are better ones out there.
752340
If you have a single you can make it a double. If you have a double you can make it a triple. Says so on there website
2267639
As long as the lower player doesn't mind the overhang, and the upper player keeps the top keyboard level, I don't see why not. Third criterion: you'll want the heavier keyboard to be the lower one. That said, you're probably better served by buying a pair of X stands for less total cost than the two-tier.
616326
Yes. In fact it almost does better with the single or double-bound, since it has a nice little slot for the main fabric to be sandwiched, while the funnel forms around it. Note that there are a number of sizes available for wider binding.