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thats the easy part in thievery
H&M left the sensor on my damn hoody. Yes, I'm Mad!
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I used to do this....just turn the stove on and let a butter knife sit over the fire for a minute or two until its very hot, and pretty much just carve yourway through the sensor. You may have to heat the knife 2-3 times.
Once inside you'll see a pin with a small strip of metal in there, just get a flat screw driver and snap the metal off. Its will take a couple of triessince its tightly in there, but just keep at it.
Don't ask why I know this.
Once inside you'll see a pin with a small strip of metal in there, just get a flat screw driver and snap the metal off. Its will take a couple of triessince its tightly in there, but just keep at it.
Don't ask why I know this.
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Someone knows they $!#!Originally Posted by Mez 0ne
I used to do this....just turn the stove on and let a butter knife sit over the fire for a minute or two until its very hot, and pretty much just carve your way through the sensor. You may have to heat the knife 2-3 times.
Once inside you'll see a pin with a small strip of metal in there, just get a flat screw driver and snap the metal off. Its will take a couple of tries since its tightly in there, but just keep at it.
Don't ask why I know this.
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Originally Posted by Mez 0ne
I used to do this....just turn the stove on and let a butter knife sit over the fire for a minute or two until its very hot, and pretty much just carve your way through the sensor. You may have to heat the knife 2-3 times.
Once inside you'll see a pin with a small strip of metal in there, just get a flat screw driver and snap the metal off. Its will take a couple of tries since its tightly in there, but just keep at it.
Don't ask why I know this.
Not everybody got a Momma that can keep them fitted.
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Burn the hoody
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Get some bolt cutters and cut that mess up!
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Lol @ dudes still posting. He just said he already took it off.
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i used a knife and a flat head
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Lotta thieves in here I see.
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put it in a blender.
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dude is always gonna walk into h&m with a pair of pliers from now on thanks to you guys
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Originally Posted by ItsGettinHot
Originally Posted by Mez 0ne
I used to do this....just turn the stove on and let a butter knife sit over the fire for a minute or two until its very hot, and pretty much just carve your way through the sensor. You may have to heat the knife 2-3 times.
Once inside you'll see a pin with a small strip of metal in there, just get a flat screw driver and snap the metal off. Its will take a couple of tries since its tightly in there, but just keep at it.
Don't ask why I know this.
Not everybody got a Momma that can keep them fitted.
N_ ain't S_ I tell ya
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georgetown or china town? *assuming you bought it in dc*
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It's best not to shop there.
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i thought H&M was a womenz store.
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na its not. they got a mens section.
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Georgetown. Long !+@ walk from the metro.
But all's been settled now.
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plenty of stores have equipment to remove them...just take it to another store, and ask if they have the correct equipment to remove them. make sure you takeyour bag and receipt for proof that you purchased the item.
-waystinthyme