I have trouble keeping my head on the small part for the side postion at night? How do you prevent your head from sliding in the hole?
1349175
Even though I ordered the gentle Tri-core pillow, the sides are very high and not giving at all. I am disappointed in this product
1349176
I find that when I sleep on my side, I end up with my head in the hole, too. I sleep like that intentionally with no problems. If I want to side sleep and keep my head elevated, I turn the pillow around and sleep on the "top" part. Both ways work well for me and I am very pleased with this pillow!
1661249
Great point. I took some wax paper and stuffed it through the hole and hoped it would be roughly in position so that when pressure was put on, it wouldn't matter if the wax paper was in the way, between the 2 layers. Or, if the hole is small, then just apply glue only around but not too close.
414848
Get some velcro and strap it around the head rest or stick it to the fuzzy stuff on your back panel. That'll keep it upright for sure, small modification for less hassel ;-)
958974
It doesn't really work well if you're on your side. It's kind of heavy and it would need to be very tight to keep it in place. I always try propping it up against my face with a pillow but I end up on my back eventually.
585212
I have to say, I often find their heads tilted to the side. I usually roll a blanket and put it on the side of their heads that they tend to sleep on (have twins). For my 3 year old it seems to work better.
1385807
I think I know what you mean. I've had the light move up on me. What I do is point it all the way down then pull back up to where I want it. It more or less stays in place after that barring any severe bumps.
94300
Well one thing I did was took a lil bit fo tape an placed it in side. Now I used that stick hospital tape. You can try that or you can try bending in the bottom part fo the skull. Did not try dat yet. Good luck. Open for more ?
844539
Try applying it at night, especially at the wrinkle areas. Rub it in with a motion from the face to the side or back of head. Works wonders!
2033791
Good luck if you can stay inside with your head in. I tried many times but couldn't stay more than 5 minutes.
1500172
how did you get it to lean back? Mind is what you want it doesn't lean back no matter what I try
1570747
I had to push it with pliers. make sure it is in the groove, then use a pair of needlenose pliers to grip end of clip and push. Of course while lying on back with your head stuck up inside the sink. ;<)
1268069
I am a side sleeper, but when I travel I am usually sitting up. I tried the pillow side lying, and if you put your arm under your head it works.
1790550
You would have to be a dwarf to rest your head back! But with a small pillow on the back cushion, you can make it work. I love the chair but it is a small chair not a lounger.
1709674
It's only on there by friction. Try tapping lightly the top of the head with a hammer until it loosens enough to work off by hand.
1173377
The same thing happens to me. As the others have said, it's like a child-proof cap that requires turning while you rotate. However, even with that knowledge I sometimes I have trouble. I usually spend 7-10 seconds pushing and rotating and pushing and rotating and eventually it just works. I suspect I'm just not pushing hard enough sometimes, because I seem to be more successful when I position my body directly above it so I can really lean on it when I push down.
723580
l put Vasaline on cone end to make it slide on. easier to point where you twist it to lock in place. Regards, Don☺.
1380369
We've found that letting the cover kind of flop closed on it's own aligns it better than we do. As an added measure, when it doesn't sleep, we manually align an outer corner and find that it will sleep then. Hoping after some use it will remember the position we like it in better.