How do you remove them?
70975
We used a cuticle clipper for people. One snip on a side and they came off without difficulty.
70976
As their nails grow out the soft paws fall off. Our cat exercises his paws a lot and that also removes them.
70977
Good luck removing them. I had to wait for them to fall off or for her nails to get long enough to cut them off.
70978
I can't get them off my dogs nails, he won't let me near his feet with any kind of clipper/scissors. Now he has started to catch his own hair on them. Wish I hadn't used them.
70979
Ours eventually came off but u could try acetone (by the nail polish remover at Walmart) & then be sure to wash their feet really good. I won't use these again, my dog hated them & I felt terrible!
70980
I have no idea, could never get them on my dogs nails. I even returned the first size and got a bigger size.
70981
Never have -- some fall off over time. Otherwise you just clip them like the regular nails as they grow out.
151823
I have not tried to remove, my impression thought is once you remove them you probably cannot reapply by the way they went on.
1249881
They need to be removed. They are just protective for rocks, etc., while you're not using them. They are very easy to take on and off. They are a rigid white plastic.
514993
They aren't particularly easy to remove, for sure. It's possible you could pull on the metal/plastic tacks that are holding the keys in place in order to remove them, but light pulling doesn't do anything.
950427
No, these are not the removable kind. You can get them off if you peel them slow but not always.
1881511
hi,you just need to wipe them with the cleaner. look at the last step on the instruction !
1725767
They are easy to remove with this: SharkBite U710A Disconnect Clip, 1/2-InchBut you can use any similarly shaped piece of plastic, or a wrench. Lots of videos online showing how to do it.
1184386
I really don't know, but I haven't needed to do that. I think you would just rinse them off with some gently soapy water.
1440597
I use parchment paper under each clamp. Roll them to the outside to remove them.
1349038
as others have said.. yes you can remove them. But why? Plus this system is built tough and that costs in weight which the top bar is kinda needed from lifting the thing.
222323
No. They can not be removed. Or should I say, if you remove them you will not get them back in. If you want them to be 'loose' there is a set that is on a long piece of thin cable. Easy to use one at a time.
1782586
I'm not 100% sure because I have never tried to remove them (they're just so cute!) but they seem to be easy to remove from how they look. Also, they were super easy to put on so I don't see why you'd have any trouble or anything. The information said no residue would be left so I'd just go by that!
337367
Just slide them off the shower rod is easiest, if you have a tension rod. Hope that helps.
605620
Utube has a video from the company on how to get them apart.Put them on a table edge & slide them off.
557661
On the back there should be plastic pieces that clip together. Hold each side and slide them towards each other they should come off.
224757
Yes, they can come off if you pull them off. There is a slit along that allows for removing if you want to.
87256
How do you pull them out? It seems like you would need super small tweezers or something but how do you do it without damaging the lens itself?