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Question: how do you get the glue off the item when you remove the click n' dig from your phone?
Document: I ordered Click n' Dig Key Finder a few months ago, and it's been working fine. The package comes with 2 sets of batteries, I think. 2 receivers are attachable to a key ring, and 2 are flat, and an adhesive tape is provided. I only wish for one more receivers with a ring.Good product, too bad I didn't get it before temporarily misplacing my car key, ordering a new fob ($90), and then finding it again. Click n' Dig Key Finder would've prevented it.
When I bought my first Click'n Dig, it was for a gift. Now I got a second set for me, and I decided to test it before use it.The Click&#8217;n Dig! is in fact a 5-pices finder. You get 1 transmitter, and 4 receivers. The transmitter has 4 buttons of different colors, corresponding each one to a receiver of the same color.When you press and hold a button, the corresponding receiver will beep. So simple!I got the 5-pices model because I want to pair keys-to-phone(yes, some times I lose it, and probably you too!
We have dealt with a misplaced cell phone, set of keys,  and/or wallet on the average of 3 times a week. In a busy family of 5, there's no time to waste...since Click 'N Dig arrived, those panicked searches have all but disappeared from our week...(I think part of it is that now that we know it can be found, we're more conscious about where we're setting things down!) The one thing I will mention is that you may have to walk from room to room with the finder when you're looking for your item...it doesn't read through multiple layers of thick walls.
When you consider that you'd have to walk from room to room to reach where the item is anyhow, it's not really an inconvenience at all. The end result is that you have your item, and you're back on schedule! I cannot say thank-you enough to Click 'N Dig for such a useful product! Post note:  Now that we've had the Click N Dig for a number of months, we have done tremendously well with being able to find anything when it goes missing. Unfortunately, it did not help us locate the cell phone after it had been stolen...by the time we realized it was gone, it was much too far out of range!
click to find but the battery must recharge before you can click again... AND when I used the item it was attached to the locator beep would go off! Annoying, had to remove it.
This is the second generation Click n Dig. They now work on my cell phone which is what I really wanted it for. My wife has used hers a couple times already.
I have the beeper already but I had to get new batteries but no biggie. The price was pennies compared to calming my daughter's fears of her cat possibly getting lost in my cavernous house.I also use the stick on beepers to help me find my knitting needle box and crochet hook box. I had to hide them from my grand kids. I could have them sword fighting with my Pyrex needles.I'm contemplating the possible of ordering another Click 'n' Dig. My 92 year old father is slowly declining mentally and I think the Click 'n' Dig will be helpful for him find his key even though he can't drive and can barely walk.
My Mother-In-Law is suffering from dementia and has a habit of hiding her Keys/TV Remote/Wallet. When she can't then remember where or even that she hid them, it had become a big game of search. She is better at hiding items then finding them. The Click n Dig has become a huge time saver. With a press of a button we are able quickly locate and recover the lost item.
The week before we purchased this item, we lost both sets of keys to two vehicles (they have yet to turn up). I wish we would have had the Click N Dig sooner... it works great and being that I frequently misplace things, it saves me a LOT of time on a daily basis. The only gripe that I have is that the sticky pads that are used to affix the two flat sensors to objects are NOT sticky at all.
I bought the Click and Dig for both my son and a friend who are constantly in a panic looking for lost items. I think the Click and Dig has helped with finding their keys with one of the item locator remotes that has a clasp to it. However, on items such a glasses and cell phones, they both feel the remotes that use the sticky tape are just too large and so they haven't made use of them. If a smaller remote could be manufactured for smaller and lighter items, your product would be even more effective.
Answer: Sponge with soap and HOT water completely squeezed out .. Abrasive side gently ..basic soap and hot water will remove a lot of things like melted candy ect.