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Plastic Comb
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Safari Flea Comb with a Double Row of Teeth List Price: $5.49 Sale Price: $3.49 Average Rating:   |
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Ideal to use after flea treatments on your cat, Helps detect fleas and their eggs in the early stages, Effectively removes fleas, nits and debris, Can be used for both short and longhaired cats. |
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Li'l Pals Slicker Purple and Green Brush for Dogs, Extra Small List Price: $6.49 Sale Price: $3.05 Average Rating: |
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Brand new to PetFoodDirect.com! More details to follow soon.If you already know you want it, you can order it today! |
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Li'l Pals Double-Sided Purple and Green Grooming Comb for Dogs, Extra Small List Price: $6.49 Sale Price: $3.04 Average Rating:  |
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Brand new to PetFoodDirect.com! More details to follow soon.If you already know you want it, you can order it today! |
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Six Sigma Simplified [VHS] List Price: $199.95 Sale Price: $189.95 Average Rating:  |
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For Quality Directors, Department Heads and Operational Managers who are dissatisfied with multi-week Six Sigma training programs. These tapes guide you through the essence of Six Sigma, what it is and how to implement it without spending a fortune... |
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Equine Landmark Anatomy & Acupoint Energetics List Price: $45.00 Sale Price: $45.00 Average Rating: |
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Equine Landmark Anatomy & Acupoint Energetics breaks new ground in the filed of Equine Acupressure and Acupuncture. This DVD provides an exceptional tool for both the professional and the student. This DVD: - Identifies significant equine anatomical landmarks - Discusses & demonstrates the flowof the 12 major meridians, governing & conception vessel - Describes functions & energetics, and shows the locations of all the aupoints in the basic acupoint classifications. |
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Wahl Hair Clipper Guide Comb Set (10 pieces) Sale Price: $5.99 |
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Wahl 10-Piece Guide Comb Set 3173 |
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Diane Tinkle Eye Brow Shaper, 3 pk List Price: $2.39 Sale Price: $1.69 Average Rating:  |
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* Tinkle Eyebrow Shaper / 3 Pack / Made in Korea * Removes the fine hairs of the eyebrow, neck and face as well as unnecessary hairs elsewhere * Has a stainless steel safety cover attached to each blade to protect a woman's sensitive skin * The stainless steel cover also prevents the blade from cutting too closely while shaving * Even beginners can easily and safely use it |
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LICE COMB PLASTIC Sale Price: $1.07 |
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Unbreakable plastic comb works on coarse or fine hair. Removes lice and eggs. |
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2200 Aprilaire and Space-Gard Replacement Pleat Spacer (5 Pack) Sale Price: $49.95 |
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Fits Aprilaire and Space-Gard Models 2200, 2250 and 201 (Part #4119) Aprilaire and Space-Gard pleat spacers. Requires 5 pleat spacers for total assembley! Aprilaire and Space-Gard pleat spacer is made of durable plastic and comes with easy installation instructions. |
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Five Tips for Binding Documents With Plastic Combs
Plastic comb binding is one of the most popular binding styles used by companies around the world. The low supply cost, ease of use, professional look, and versatility make it an ideal choice for all types of companies. Binding documents using plastic combs is very simple. However, this article will provide you with five simple tips for binding documents with plastic comb binding.
1. Plastic binding spines are available in sizes as small as 3/16” and as large as 2”. Combs that are 1-1/8” or smaller are round in shape and combs that are 1-1/4” or larger are oval. Oval combs have special locks to help keeping the weight of the book from causing the book to become unbound. Although 3/16” combs are technically available they are usually more hassle than they are worth. These ultra small combs are difficult to use and many plastic comb binding machines are not even compatible with them. Do yourself a favor and stick with combs that are 1/4" or larger.
2. If you want to bind a document with a binding length that is shorter than eleven inches you should be able to cut down the combs using a sharp pair of scissors. If you don’t want to take the time to cut down the combs, you can also buy them pre-cut to the correct length. You will also want to make sure that your comb binding machine has disengageable dies so that you can stop one of the punch pins from creating a half hole on the edge of your document.
3. If you are planning on using plastic binding covers with your documents, make sure that you don’t punch more than two covers at a time. Punching more than two plastic binding covers at a time can cause your punching pins to become dull or can even ruin your machine. If you are using standard flush cut covers you should consider punching the covers along with the pages from your documents. Punching the covers with paper will usually lead to a higher quality punch pattern and will help preserve your binding punch.
4. If you have a plastic comb binding punch that has a depth of punch margin control make sure that you use it. If you are binding smaller documents set the punch so that the holes are closer to the edge of the paper. This will help to ensure that your pages move freely. If you are binding thick documents set the holes so that they are further from the edge so that they will not easily tear out of the bind.
5. When using your comb opener to insert the pages onto the binding comb split your document into smaller sections. Splitting your document into small sections will make it easier to line up the holes with fingers of the plastic combs. This will also allow you to open the comb part way to insert the first pages onto the document and then open the comb further to insert the rest of the pages onto the comb.
Keeping these five things in mind when using plastic comb binding will help to make comb binding easier and more enjoyable. Try these things for yourself and discover just how easy plastic comb binding can be.
About the Author
Jeff McRitchie is the director of marketing for MyBinding.com. He writes extensively on topics related to Binding Machines, Binding Covers,Binding Supplies, Binders, Index Tabs, Laminators, Laminating Supplies and more.
Swapping elastic hair bands for plastic clips?
Hi - I wear my hair up constantly (due to work) with elastic hair bands and have just found out they can aid to the brakage of hair. I have fairly damaged hair allready and would like to lessen the impact.
Would it be better to swap to plastic combs and/or clips? Any other suggestions would be greatly appriciated. Thanks 
Yes that could help as long as you don't clip too much hair into it & cause breakage that way.
Just changing the way you put up your hair should help too because repeatedly stressing hair in the same section weakens it at that point.
Here are some how-to articles for other updos:
http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Messy-Bun
http://www.ehow.com/how_17117_make-modern-bun.html
http://www.ehow.com/how_17117_make-modern-bun.html
Or you can braid your hair, twist it into a bun & secure it w/ bobby pins.
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