How can I keep the velcro from coming undone on the strap?

1. After removing the shroud, loosen the Velcro™ straps from around each battery.
2. Squeeze the locking ear on the connector and disconnect the batteries from the frame.
3. Remove the batteries one at a time.
4. Lower the tiller, which will automatically lock into place once lowered.
5. Wrap the V straps around the Delta tiller to help secure it.

What type of chair? The answer may depend on the type of chair. For dining table chairs you can add tie straps or straps with Velcro.
For upholstered chairs i use loops with D rings sewn into the back of the cushions that can be clipped to the frame of the chair.
Velcro can work as well with upholstered chairs but placement can be a problem if you are able to flip the cushions. The Velcro need to be on the back of the cushions so it's not visible.
Hope this helps!

you would replace the velcro - remove the velcro that is there, cut the shape of the original and sew it on

try removing stray fabric fibres from velco teeth with a fork or needle.

This is a seat post mounted bag, with attachments for the rails (2) on the bottom of the seatpost.

1. The straps going over the top of the bag will have to come apart. Removing them from the loop they pass through before re-attaching with the velcro.

2. Undo the straps and then feed them over the metal seat rails.

3. Re-assemble the straps in the same manner they were before and loosely attach the velcro. You will later tighten up the tension on these straps to snug the bag up under the seat.

4. Attach the velcro strap on the posterior of the bag to the seatpost.

5. Now the bag should be supported by the seat post strap and the seat rail straps (2). Hanging loosely and oddly from the seat area.

6. Tighten/snug the straps from step three, so the bag is drawn up against the bottom of the seat. Try adjusting all the straps on the bag until the bag appears to sit well under the seat.

7. DONE

If the Velcro is stitched to the strap it is made for a tank with bigger diameter .

Hi, the sound box goes into the back of the Sleep Sheep. There is a velcro strap across the back -- move this strap and the sound box fits right into the cavity. Place it so that the dial and buttons face out, so you can access them, and the velcro strap hooks it in. The strap fits right between the dial and the switch for the timer.

The Sleep Sheep is a great product. Hope it works well!

The velcro strap runs under the air bladder of the seat for the final attachment. The bladder needs to be empty to do this. Once the strap is in place, the pump can be used to fill the bladder.

I had the same problem - my fix is simple, cheap and works great - obtain some of those double sided hook and loop (Velcro) straps used to tie cables in a neat bundle - the 3/8" - 1/2" wide version works best, these are approx 4" long and usually black in color - costs approx $2 for a package of 10 straps.

Cut off a piece from one of the straps, approx 1" long and glue this to on side of the neck of the charging base. Glue the reverse side of the remainder of the Velcro strap to the other side of the neck, position it with enough length to go over the top of the push in plug (when closed), at the top of the neck, and cover the full length of the first piece of Velcro glued to the other side of the neck + remember allow some additional length so you can easily grab the end of the long piece to release the Velcro grip and let the plug raise clear of the razor.

When the glue is dry, pull the long end over the top and position it to hold the neck plug completely down, and be retained by the first piece of Velcro on the neck - trim the long piece to length, remember you need a little extra length, to make releasing the Velco grip easier. I just pull on the long end of the Velcro, this closes the plug into the razor and simply push the Velcro together to start the cleaning process - simple and cheap.

Mine has been working for years.