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08-31-2019 08:12 AM
Does the silicone get hard after a while?
I've had an adjustable silver bracelet for about a year. I maybe wear it once a week. Wanted to wear it yesterday but could barely budge the chain through the bead.
It was my first purchase of a bolo style bracelet and my last.
I don't like the dangle.
Now I really don't like the bead.
I could get some good use out of an adjustable necklace but not going there now.
08-31-2019 08:27 AM
@software wrote:Does the silicone get hard after a while?
I've had an adjustable silver bracelet for about a year. I maybe wear it once a week. Wanted to wear it yesterday but could barely budge the chain through the bead.
It was my first purchase of a bolo style bracelet and my last.
I don't like the dangle.
Now I really don't like the bead.
I could get some good use out of an adjustable necklace but not going there now.
@software The silicone bead should not harden, but like a zipper, can get difficult to slide. Try rubbing a small candle on either side of the bead and maybe it’ll lubricate it. Let me know how it works.
08-31-2019 09:09 AM
Well duh that makes sense!
I keep a can of spray silicone handy.
I spray my house keys & locks every few weeks.
I've used it for other things too, it's a miracle in a can!
I'll try it on the bead, thanks
@Shanus wrote:
@software wrote:Does the silicone get hard after a while?
I've had an adjustable silver bracelet for about a year. I maybe wear it once a week. Wanted to wear it yesterday but could barely budge the chain through the bead.
It was my first purchase of a bolo style bracelet and my last.
I don't like the dangle.
Now I really don't like the bead.
I could get some good use out of an adjustable necklace but not going there now.
@software The silicone bead should not harden, but like a zipper, can get difficult to slide. Try rubbing a small candle on either side of the bead and maybe it’ll lubricate it. Let me know how it works.
08-31-2019 09:11 AM
@software wrote:Well duh that makes sense!
I keep a can of spray silicone handy.
I spray my house keys & locks every few weeks.
I've used it for other things too, it's a miracle in a can!
I'll try it on the bead, thanks
@Shanus wrote:
@software wrote:Does the silicone get hard after a while?
I've had an adjustable silver bracelet for about a year. I maybe wear it once a week. Wanted to wear it yesterday but could barely budge the chain through the bead.
It was my first purchase of a bolo style bracelet and my last.
I don't like the dangle.
Now I really don't like the bead.
I could get some good use out of an adjustable necklace but not going there now.
@software The silicone bead should not harden, but like a zipper, can get difficult to slide. Try rubbing a small candle on either side of the bead and maybe it’ll lubricate it. Let me know how it works.
@software Love to help, if I can.
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