Review on 🌈 Rainbow Swirl Ceiling Fan Blade Covers - Innovative Fan Blade Designs by Eddie Rivas

So you have problems. seems rather insignificant. I will contact the seller and they will probably be able to fix this problem right away because someone must have had this problem before right? If only the appeal to the seller weren't a mystery! The problem is that the shape of my fan's blades requires the rubber band to be stretched more than it's probably designed to stretch. The blades then taper fairly quickly until they meet the hub - so there's no thin shoulder to tie the toes with a zip tie or whatever - not that it matters much as there's a significant gap. Considering the one size fits all is made from Lycra, some stretch would be expected; However, if there is some stretch, it's not in the direction I want. At low or medium, they hold up reasonably well, if not in impressive aerodynamic condition--; At altitude, the inevitable difference in toe-fall speed and fall length causes an erratic wobble at one point—a blade was inches from the ceiling. Even if I could - right now - live at a lower speed in exchange for some really nice colors, I'd need everything a summer fan had. At the moment the socks are taped to the fan, but I doubt it will last long. In theory, the eyelets on the longer socks could be used to shorten the sock if needed, while also serving to attach the sock to the fan with paracord. I agree that paracord isn't exactly the most decorator-friendly (it comes in far more colors than anyone ever thought possible), but it's durable and readily available. Throw"blade" in the washing machine I like wild.