Foot pedal
01-01-2016, 06:19 PM
#34
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Location: Kenai, Alaska
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I have tile floors also and the thin liner isn't working. Will look for some of the thicker stuff.
Originally Posted by Onebyone
The liner quality makes the difference. The thin flimsy plastic stuff won't work. I have smooth ceramic tile in my sewing room. I use the thick liner under my pedal and it works fine.
01-01-2016, 06:37 PM
#35
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Location: Tallmadge, OH
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Originally Posted by Geri B
I am so very tired of trying to keep that thing from scooting all over.....It sits on a cement floor..I have tried industrial strength Velcro, scrap of carpeting, even tied it to the leg of my table with a " leash" like a dog.....still keep skootching....my older Viking foot pedal...bigger...stays put...this little thing has feet, I swear! Saw something on Pinterest....again, there......uses 2 layers of that non stick shelf stuff, cut a bit bigger, bound with fabric (2 1/2")strip.....before I do it, does it work? Anyone tried that? Or what is your solution? Yes, I have the start/stop button...never got into that, but may be last resort......
01-02-2016, 03:48 AM
#39
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Location: Rogers, MN, USA
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Hi all! I've been gone awhile but am back 
I have a tile floor. I pit a piece of sticky back Velcro on the floor and petal. No more sliding. Good news is when going to retreats or the such, if the floor is carpeted the pedal will stick well enough while I'm there!
I have a tile floor. I pit a piece of sticky back Velcro on the floor and petal. No more sliding. Good news is when going to retreats or the such, if the floor is carpeted the pedal will stick well enough while I'm there!
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