Cut a small square of non-skid pad and put under each leg. You can find it in the section of the store where they sell shelf lining and shelf paper. That should help.
2007-07-30 12:26:24
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answered by Gram 3
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Haha... well I would say have a friend of yours pull up at your house in a shirt that says INS, but if it's just 1 well a) he might get attacked and b) they know INS won't do anything so why bother... but it would be funny. On a more serious note, doesn't it suck that there a TONS of groups out there to protect minorities and illegals but no one there to protect you. You can't do anything seeing as he is on public property and he is a minor, unless you have a minor who can and is willing to beat him up haha. Anyway, It's a total disgrace that they come here FREE and ILLEGAL and can destroy our flag like that. Only thing you can really do is report it to the police, but it sounds as if the police are even scared of them. Maybe there is a neighborhood watch group or some thing that you can talk to - maybe they have meetings and advice as to how to deal with nasty people like that. I hope you get the situation settled. Someone mentioned the telling a reporter or someone from the paper. That's a good idea. Edit: A lot of neighborhood watches encompass a large area, so even if you live off the beaten path from them they can and will drive by your house. I live in the Ghetto... and my neighborhood watch people make sure to drive past my house daily, even though I live off the beaten path. It's something to look into. The only other advice and I hate to say this is move. I don't think you should have to give up your home as a legal citizen, but if they harass you it might be worth it. I can honestly say they are scum and need to go home!!!! Wow... You just really need to move. I am just not sure if your house would sell for what it's worth and the area... it's not a plus haha.
2016-04-01 01:11:12
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answered by Anonymous
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You can use the rubber padding on the bottom of the legs, or you can use carpeting, because i especially dont find those coasters at the bottom of the legs very attractive, so the best advice is a carpet, ,with a rubber matting under it, it will prevent moving of the couches.
2007-07-30 13:04:12
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answered by anjui63 4
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What kind of flooring do you have it on? If you don't have carpet, then you need a rug of some sort or try buying the soft stick ons for the feet you can get at any hardware store or Home Depot type place.
2007-07-30 12:31:03
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answered by dawnb 7
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Go to your hardware supply store and get a slidestopper. Make sure you tell the service person if you have carpet or hard floors.
Tip: If you have hard floors, clean the slidestoppers often. Dust, hair, pet fur built up over time tend to make them slide.
2007-07-30 12:26:42
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answered by Dien 3
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Does it have rollers on the bottom like for a heavy sofa bed?
Mine does and you can put some non slip pieces under the rollers. Just take some of the stuff for under rugs to keep them from slipping and cut small pieces, then place one under each roller.
2007-07-30 12:27:42
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answered by sally 5
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It may help to get some of those little felt glides that stick on the bottom of the legs. You can get them at the hardware stores.
2007-07-30 12:26:30
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answered by Pearl 6
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if you go somewhere like a home depot...they have lil' coaster like things to keep your furniture from moving around...
2007-07-30 12:25:30
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answered by Anonymous
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