I have a good understanding of most cup fit issues on underwire bras, but I have a wire-free bra that's giving me trouble. The past couple mornings, I've gotten off work, put my stuff into my car, and found that my bra is hanging in there by only it's J hook. The hook and eyes are completely unfastened and if it didn't have the upper clip, I'd have really been in a mess. 😅 What causes a bra to unfasten itself like that?
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Put the wrench on the bolt so that its handle points to the right and slightly down. Use your car jack to lift the handle end.
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My young daughter uses a car seat. The base of the car seat attaches via the LATCH system and remains in place all the time. When she is with me I just hook her car seat into the base and we go on our merry way.
For some reason, apparently totally random without any pattern I've discovered, the car sometimes thinks there's a person back there who doesn't have their seat belt fastened and gives off the very annoying sound of alarms. This usually happens after some time of driving.
Typically this happens when the base (sans car seat) is in there but that's the only correlation I've noted. Surely this can't be normal as the car came with the LATCH system so they must have understood this issue could pop up...
One solution I thought of is just buckling that seat belt in the back. My one worry is that I heard that having the seat belt buckled can somehow "change" the way the airbags go off.
I need a knot that can be fastened and unfastened as quickly as possible (like a toggle on a jacket; twist and release). I also need to be able to tighten or loosen the rope easily. Basically I want a rope that works how a seatbelt works.
I can only envision a loop at one end and a "stopper" at the other end, like one might find in a bracelet (example). Then I would need to be able to tighten this loop.
My goal is to bring two horizontal poles close together by looping a rope around them. But I need to be able to pull them apart regularly.
This seems such a simple concept and yet my searches have proved fruitless, likely because I don't even know where to begin re knot fundamentals (from my Scouts days I have retained nothing more than the reef knot!). It might finally be time to learn the basics however; the gorgeous knots posted here are quite inspiring!
Thanks.
Can you say "unfasten your laces" or it should be unbuckle
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I own a condo in Los Angeles, CA.
Some tile on my bathroom floor has come loose, and one tile has slid underneath the vanity to where I cannot retrieve it without at least partially disassembling the vanity. It looks like this may be possible, but I do not know how to go about removing the fasteners that secure the bottom board of the vanity so that I can lift it off and retrieve the tile. Right now, I have two basic questions (1) what kind of fastener are these? and (2) can I unscrew or otherwise remove these without removing the whole vanity, and, if so, how?
I've tried to attach photos, but I'm not sure that I've done it right.
Any and all help is appreciated.
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I like this one, but it seems like there's a lot of people buying replacement bands. So I'm looking for ideas on how people are mounting them to the charger when the band can't just be unfastened like the stock one.
