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Posted by Kate Dicey on April 19, 2006, 1:16 pm
Doreen wrote:
> Phaedrine wrote:
>
>>
>> I've been using that stuff you spray on the glass right after you
>> shower and it seems to work pretty well.
>>
>> Ob-Sew: Be sure that the spaces on your Sim-Flex are equal before
>> marking your buttonholes. Measuring mine recently, I discovered that
>> the two outer spaces were significantly different than the interior
>> spaces (which were all equal). So now I can only use the interior
>> spaces for my buttonholes. My Sim-flex has been stored and cared for
>> well so I am a bit dismayed at this.
>>
>> Phae
>>
>
>
> Phae,
>
> My glass shower door pre-dated the spray you mention...we use it now on
> our fiberglass enclosures and it's good stuff. I expect it would be
> just the thing for glass doors.
>
> Disappointing about your Sim-flex, one thing I've always intended to get
> but haven't.
>
> Doreen in Alabama
I find mine occasionally does that. I just gently force it back into
alignment, and oil it *very* lightly with sewing machine oil. A few
openings and closings and then a wipe over with a damp cloth and a dry
one to remove all the oil not actually right in the joints, and it's
good to go again for a couple more years. :)
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