is it okay to add up the top, or bottom to determine where to put a certain roll?
1335548
I do that in my head but dont see why you could not use paper if needed because if you can win with the bonus then that is the way to go.
1629174
Pull out the first several inches and throw it out. The wrapping is permanently attached to it. Then you can use the rest of the roll as double-sided.
1581823
I see different answers. I guess it depends on how full you want to fill them. I don't like to overfill mine. I fill to below the center post.
1715571
I would add extra padding on top and bottom, perhaps bubble wrap. I would assume other things would be stacked on this, assuming it lays flat.
1797372
Heck if I know, that's where I normally put them. That is a better question for the Mfr to answer. Pretty name you have, by the way
2045137
Both! it is hard to rearrange the rollers from their original spots, but with some juggling, it can be done excpet for the four side ones! I would say that the answer is no, it is not easy to put them whenerever you want!
1442245
If I recall correctly you can choose the method when you buy it. Mine came rolled though.
1296600
I like to use the rubbermaid rolls of shelf liner to use them to keep in place in the bottom of small boxes. I don't lay them flat though, I will bunch it up to secure where needed. also on top - I keep the top of the actual dessert contained under the rim so i can place a piece of cardboard on top as well. So far, I have been able to do this in a cooler with frozen gel ice packs on the side.
1678483
I actually don't know the answer to this, but someone else has answered it. I DO have two comments: Basically, I love the machine except for one thing - the "total" figure is so far down you have to hit the feed button to be able to see it. The other comment I have is that someone suggested that you put the paper going over the top of the roll. With most calculators the paper will "bubble" up if you put it in this way. I prefer to put the paper coming out UNDER the roll and then feed it into the slot and hit the feed key. Leprechaun
309718
Yes but I always check the hight of the rolls because sometimes coins fall on the side - next time I am going to weight them on my digital kitchen scale. The bank take them anyway, the only think is that you must close the rolls.
400623
I use mine vertically - have the top half packed full of records and only a handful on bottom and its held just fine. Go for it!
491605
Large and flat is fine as long as it's rigid. If it's not rigid, start with sheet metal, subtract its tare weight (reset to 0), then add your item. Mind the 1kg total capacity; that includes tare.
2083566
There should only be one way to put these on - follow the diagram on the wrapper. The triangle cut-out on the strip signifies where the strip goes, top or bottom.
721303
You're putting it in the wrong way. Flip the divider the other way (it should say bottom in small print on the side that should be at the bottom).
1336751
I do both. There are no rules. Just make it work for your needs. I also try NOT to wrinkle it so I can reuse it over and over and keep it clean. Sometimes I DO have to cut off a spoiled section and unroll fresh paper though.
83969
Measure the largest part of the bottom of the bun legs. As I recall bun legs indent at the very bottom.
645450
You can install the two pieces any distance apart from each other. For example, I have mine at around 8" closer than the standard 107" paper roll and I cut it before it goes on them. Nothing can prevent you from having them wider for wider rolls. Just make sure the roll is strong enough to not sag with time.