Today I had a client bring in a robin that was stuck to one of those awful sticky pad traps. He was still alive and looked in good condition so I don't think it had been on there that long.
I took it through to the clinic and used ease-off spray to remove.
I covered the birds face with some tissue to try to protect the eyes and airway and lightly sprayed the area that was stuck to the pad. I kept it as close as possible to reduce the aeration and inhalation for the bird.
Came off very easily, I tried to wipe off as much as I could from the bird and it felt quite clean. The vet did a check over and the bird looked in good health so I returned it to the client to take it back to the area it was found.
Thought I would post for anyone that has the same thing come in.
I am also very aware that I could be super behind on this and everyone is already doing this, haha.
recent XR rec'd yesterday. I've been a pint owner for a yr. So not a complete noob. β Anyway, for the first few rides, everything was great. However as from last night, its as if my sensor pad and its ability to disengage after lifting my foot has become hit and miss. Making it difficult to stop without bailing. It works perhaps 50% of the time.. The other 50% i completely lift my foot onto my toe and start to lean back, but the board just goes in reverse, as if my entire foot was still on the pad. I've even moved my toes further off the board, to make for damn sure my foot wasn't slightly on the backside of the sensor pad, and even completely off the one side the motor wasn't disengaging. I don't know if its just breaking in, and this is common (somehow doubt) or i do indeed have a sticky sensor pad. Anyone else had the same issue ? On my pint i had to have my sensor pad replaced, but that was a different issue in that of a failure of one side, meaning it wouldn't go at all.
Do you guys think thereβd be any problem with me bringing in sticky notes so if I skip a problem I can mark the page to flip back quickly or tab reference papers when Iβm flipping back and forth?
Hi everyone! Iβve been using my raise since February and so far I love it! I only have one issue: my left palm pad is just not sticky anymore. Iβve already washed it but it seems like thereβs no more glue on it. Anyone knows how to get it to stick again?
Solved. Used the credit card method. Very easy.
Selling my daughter's car with the front and rear cameras. Yes, it caught her fender bender so it was worth it, but how to I get the sticky pads off? Razor blades I'm guessing, but thought I'd ask in case there was a better way. Thank you.
I realize there's already been some discussion of people using sticky pads (like those used on TENS units) and getting electrical burns because of the pads' non-uniform conductivity. Has anyone discussed using the types of pads used for ECT (whatever they may be)? I'd imagine they've got to be much better quality because those things have 800mA running through them for at least 30-60 seconds.
If my math is right, a 20min session of tDCS @2mA transmits only 2.4C worth of charge. This amounts to a mere 10% of the 24C transmitted during only 30s of ECT @800mA.
Does my math check out? Is the problem that these pads aren't available to consumers because ECT isn't done in an at-home setting? Thoughts?
*Sorry, I just find the sponge electrodes to be a huge hassle and always feel a very mild burning even when dialed down to 0.5mA.
Hi, is there any code that may automatically opens a sticky note or notepad to another computer? Or any other message pop-ups from my computer to another computer? Thank you!
