Sentences with phrase «use velcro tabs»
Per the website, you can use the velcro tabs from 8 - 16 lbs then the snaps from 16 - 36 lbs.
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The tube holder includes easy to use Velcro tabs that swiftly and securely position any tracheostomy tube.
Not exact matches
Cloth diapers and covers that use snaps require a little more adjustment, since you're securing the diaper with fixed snap locations, rather than just securing the tabs on a Velcro strip across the waistband.
Most styles of All - In - One Diapers secure around baby with some form of Velcro or hook & loop closure tabs; snaps can also be used.
I also got some soft velcro (it said it can be used for infant clothing on the back of the package), and replaced the laundry tabs, too.
Also, as you can see from the picture below, the velcro tabs have to be in use when the snaps are being used — this is actually a good thing, but it does mean that you can not truly use just the snaps.
If so, try using two thin blankets or a special swaddling blanket with Velcro tabs.
The waterproof cover is super stretchy and uses super strong Velcro tabs.
Aplix / velcro diapers would be fastened to laundry tabs and you could just round the edges over and place them top down so that the crotch (I actually used a thesaurus and could not find a synonym, but it's such a weird word!)
We recommend laminating the game and using Velcro strips to hold the tabs down.
As it turns out my local council, in an effort to reduce the amount of plastic bags used in it's community are distributing a reusable bag to every household in its constituency: — RRB - It comes folded up in a fairly small block (no packaging, it folds into itself and has a Velcro tab to keep it folded) so it's easy to throw in my backpack or carry around so when I can't fit any more into my backpack it's right there again and again!
I have been using some of the velcro tabs in my kitchen to hold a heavy powerstrip full of cords at a reachable height (plugs are way heavier and more intense here in Europe) and it hasn't moved an inch!