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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Honestly I always took them apart and folded them, but I don't see why you wouldn't be able to fold them while they are connected. It's not a bad product I just recently used them again at the zoo and worked just fine
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They easily break out with a pair of pliers and then the cords fit through with no problem. the cover will close all of the way.
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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 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 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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Yes. I haven't used the covers much, but I have them, and I checked one, and it seems very tight. Maybe even turn it upside down tight.
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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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I just tried this so I can answer your question, and I was able to do so, but the folded side will not lay as flat, of course....but it can be done. I love these pads and they wash and dry great...warm water and low heat to dry.
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I believe you can.I have several covers over it.I love this product.It works.
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No. We can make a new cover with Shrinkwrap. Our replacement covers are meant for awnings that are up permanently.
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Try a king or queen-size sheet folded in half. I would glue it, but you, of course, could sew it shut. Or just put it under a mattress pad.
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I made one. They are really easy to make. I was able to reuse the original top portion (as padding), the fasteners and cord, but cut off the sides (which had shrunk) and covered the whole thing with a new, pretty top made of a patterned fabric I got from Spoonflower. There are lots of tutorials online for making replacement covers using the old pad as a pattern. If you will wash your fabric and dry it on a hot setting, you won't have to worry about your replacement shrinking up so badly as the original one did.
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We let the cord remain in place on the ground. Outdoor cords tolerate extreme weather. If concerned about the connection between drop cord & bird bath, there are covers that can be purchased on Amazon, and they are also sold in big box home improvement stores.
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I folded over the edges about 3x and pushed the pins through it. One could do a quick stitch if you want it to be tight and clean but the lazy fold over has worked just fine. Too long might b ok as it just hits the ground and or keeps bugs from getting in. But you could probably fold as well.
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With some pressure (and after a period of use) the cover would probably fold flat. I don't consider this a quality product; and I would not recommend its purchase. Please reconsider your choice.
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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.