I noticed another bubble product on Amazon advertising that it was a tear free solution. Does anyone know if this solution is tear free?
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I don't know that this is specifically a tear free solution. However, if it's any help, my kids played extensively with their [first] Gazillion bubble machine--running around, having the bubbles pop on their faces etc. They never complained about their eyes burning.
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It's not tear free. I called the company before we started using it. We use Jason's Kids Only Shampoo on his hair and face. Then this on the body.
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For a blow up bed I use "Coghlan's Airstop" vinyl repair (including on seams). I think I once tried Aleene's as an add-on to the patch that came with my inflatable bed, which gave added strength to the patch. I don't know why I did not use Aleene's on seam subsequently, other than instinct that it wasn't for holding air pressure. The Coghlan's worked beyond my expectations (it also is great for inflatable pool toys).
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I found it very strong. I do not think it will tear at edges. If you are worried, use extra packing tape on the edges. But i was very pleased with the bubble wrap itself.
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J.G., thanks for your question. We give 2 PET screen protectors in a pack in case the installation with the first doesn't go as planned. Our screen protectors are good and apply well, however with such a large device it can be a little difficult to apply without bubbles. That's the reason! Hope that helps. Best, Tech Armor Support
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At first I was afraid to use it, because of the use of water. However, the application is fairly easy and BECAUSE it uses water, you can get out all the bubbles and it is super duper clear. :)
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Incipio has FELT the best so far. Although, all of the incipio screen savers have had a defect. A bubble that won't go away, a crease etc.. I am trying the i-Blason Matte next. I suspect it will be the best if I can't get a good incipio .
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Yes, but I found it to be impossible to clear out the many bubbles that naturally occur when trying to apply anything 'sticky' to a computer screen. I had hoped this product was different; it proved otherwise. The product manufacturer / developer contacted me after my first review in which I said I would not recommend this product. They asked what they could do to make it right (which is unusual in itself - many kudos to them for inquiring). I said if they could tell me how to clear the underlying bubbles that distorted the view then I would be pleased to recommend. Hasn't occurred. I do hope they can figure it out because there is a market for this kind of product. Yes, but I found it to be impossible to clear out the many bubbles that naturally occur when trying to apply anything 'sticky' to a computer screen. I had hoped this product was different; it proved otherwise. The product manufacturer / developer contacted me after my first review in which I said I would not recommend this product. They asked what they could do to make it right (which is unusual in itself - many kudos to them for inquiring). I said if they could tell me how to clear the underlying bubbles that distorted the view then I would be pleased to recommend. Hasn't occurred. I do... » Read More Yes, but I found it to be impossible to clear out the many bubbles that naturally occur when trying to apply anything 'sticky' to a computer screen. I had hoped this product was different; it proved otherwise. The product manufacturer / developer contacted me after my first review in which I said I would not recommend this product. They asked what they could do to make it right (which is unusual in itself - many kudos to them for inquiring). I said if they could tell me how to clear the underlying bubbles that distorted the view then I would be pleased to recommend. Hasn't occurred. I do hope they can figure it out because there is a market for this kind of product. « Show Less
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It means it has thousands of holes in it. Yes, it can be applied without air bubbles.
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No, it doesn't eliminate bubbles. Like any other screen protector, it's just a piece of plastic that sticks to the screen. I did find it seemed easier to get to a bubble-free state, though, with this protector compared to the ones I've used for the iPhone and the Galaxy S2 we have.
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This is hard to answer; the sunscreen is so thick that getting some into the eyes doesn't happen easily. That said, I think my kiddo has rubbed the sunscreen on his hands into his eyes and, yes, he did complain, but didn't cry or tear up in reaction. So, my guess is that it's not "no-tears," but the oily-ness is bothersome, not painful.
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I don't know about showing up in photos because we didn't take any, but the amount of bubbles it produced varied according to the bubble mix we put in it. The stuff it came with was pretty good, but the dollar store bubbles I bought later were horrible.
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I have not had any problems with tears. Iv had mine for more then a year and use it every day. Still looks great and no signs of material weakness.I'm pretty sure the company 's stands by there product. If you let them know what's going on they will probably replace it with a new one.
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They make a tear cleaner. Not sure of the brand. Just wipe it on and it takes it away.
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Dear , unfortunately this product is not as described 100%, they said that they guarantee the product if you followed their instructions to be easily setup, I followed ALL their instructions, and still having bubbles in the protector. tried many times but didn't succeed, tried also to contact them, but they didn't reply. I recommend you try another product if you can
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I had the same problem until I read the instructions again. You have to soak the bubble wall section in water for 15 minutes or so before turning on the air pump for the bubbles. This lets the material swell up enough for air to escape.
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No bubbles. Just plain poly plastic with no padding. You would be looking for bubble mailers versus poly mailers