Arm Rest Pads
USER MANUAL
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Wrap each strap underneath the arm rest and loop
the strap through the opening of the clasp.
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Unwrap each strap from the arm rest pad.
1
Pull each strap out from its clasp.
2
Place the armrest pad with its white non-slip gel
rubber bottom side down onto the armrest of a chair.
The velcro straps should hang on the outside edge of
the armrest, as shown in the diagram below.
3
HOW TO USE:
Pull each strap down and back under the arm rest to
tighten. Then press each strap to the double-sided
velcro to secure it in place. You’ll feel the velcro stick
together.
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IF THERE’S EXCESS STRAP: Roll the excess straps
(the fuzzy side facing up) under and in towards the
arm rest of the chair. Once you reach the arm rest
press the roll to the double-sided velcro to secure it
in place. Note, the rolled-up excess straps should
face the outside edge of the armrest.
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OPTIONAL: You can cut the excess strap using any
household scissors, however, it may prevent you from using
the arm rest pads on a different arm rest in the future. The
fit may be different.
UNZIP
Unzip the cover from the back of the armrest pad and toss
it into the wash. Machine wash cold. Do not put the cover
in the dryer. Air dry only.
HOW TO CLEAN:
1. Unroll any excess part of the strap and/or pull the
straps apart from the double-sided velcro.
2. Lift the arm rest pad from the arm rest of the chair.
3. Pull the straps out of the clasps to detach.
DETACHING THE ARM REST PADS
