I've just starting using these - I'm really confused - why is there so much spare material inside? It bunches up really badly or leaves a huge fold.
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If you are using on a new baby, do not put any extra lining in and fold over the extra material in the front before snapping shut, the extra material should be used as the liner. I use these at night with an extra liner under the sewn in liner, they work great better than any other brand I have purchased. Please email me and I would be more than happy to help with further questions. Mom of 5 Kristi Kmcallister54@gmail.com
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I fold it in the front. That way it has more cotton to absorb where he urinates, and is smooth in the back along the bum. It took me a while to figure it out, but that works well for us.
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I'm not sure why that is. I just got used to the huge fold. It doesn't seem to bother my little ones, and I love not having to separate pieces for washing and then put them back together.
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It is the absorbing material. When using them, I would flatten it out more in the crotch and keep the front with a little more fabric to absorb more pee :)
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You probably need to let your printer "Learn" the way it works. And if not, do a test print and see which way to put the paper back in... OR print on two pieces and glue the inside one to the middle of the fold.
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I have put that much paper in it actually. good question, wish I could b of help.
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I just stapled them with small staples. It's quicker than tucking them in, but that works quite well too. The paper has enough friction not to open back up. Just sort of take the flap and tuck it inside folding at the opening while holding the bag part open. Not to mention they look nicer tucked in.
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There have been a couple of times I needed a little something more. I find 1 - 2 pieces of card stock is all that is ever needed. I keep them, they last for months of use. There is a shim on this platform. I hope this helps.
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I simply fold them in half, long ways, then tuck them into a Flip cover (folding it a little extra in the front, if need be). That has worked for me for over a year with my daughter. I tried having different attachment clips and stuff at first, but they just seemed dangerous and inconvenient. So, I switched to folding and tucking into a Flip Cover.
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I am sorry, the biggest one that I ever bought is the 96 capacity one. Anyway I think adding additional pages will make the the already full case even heavier. I think it will be a better idea to buy another case, just my two cents.
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there may be a paper caught inside, or a piece of a sheet. double check all clear? hope this helps! we had a ripped piece inside that caused this until it was cleared.
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Well, there is 3 other answers where they put lots of cards in each slot, but I only put one per slot. I have in the past put two, back to back, but I wanted to be able to read the back so I only do one now. I have noticed that over time, many years, and when packed in a box/binder with at least 100 page protectors that cards may be difficult to remove and sometimes the slot tears. This was more of a problem if I had more than I card in the slot.
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I didn'tput it together incorrectly, Its easy, but I'm a mechanical engineer. Problem is things like the roll inserts are designed to collapse and be squeezed into roll. The forces of the insert then exert a distorting force on the roll of paper or foil. The inserts also have a tendency to jump out of their slots. I simply consider it to be a poor design. End of discussion
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I used the rolls for a while, but found them too wide. Since I reuse the bags, carefully cutting off the sealed portion and washing out the bags and letting them air dry, the larger the bag the better for me. I have used some bags four or five times each. The smaller bags can be reused also, but what you store in them has to also be smaller and smaller items. So, take your pick! (My machine is an old one, and not as convenient for use on rolls, BTW.)
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Not sure... But I know when I cut it is along the shorter fold and then without unfolding I cut that in half yielding 2 bigger and 4 smaller pieces. Problem is that in order to get 4 uniformly sized pieces I would have to unfold, but it's always been that way for me. Maybe they did change their fold
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No John, they are very troublesome. I think our machine just stopped working and we got rid of it. The bag fits, it didn't expand and fill up. It seriouslt may have been our cleaner and there is not a thing wrong with the bags. like I said, they fit well
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I am using them to store for months...and also to pack with for moving...I have opened a couple to add to...and things didn't seemed to wrinkle much..but the items were not in for more than a couple days then...I think for the space savings it it worth it...I just take a wet cloth and put clothes in dryer for 20 mins or so...to get out wrinkles..
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You have to fold the inserts in half but I would recommend the sleeves. They have saved me a ton of space.
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I think you will have too much left over material at the back. We do have the upper box and our cover fits just right.
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PUSH IT! :-) Seriously, fold it as much as you can on the lines that remains from the first time you took it out and then the rest is just pushing it harder and harder! That is how I do it :-)