What if there is air in the silicone protective sleeve?

The presence of air in the silicone protective sleeve may be caused by some factors during the manufacturing or use process. If you want to remove this air, you can try the following methods:
Squeeze exhaust: Remove or open the silicone protective cover from the device, and then gently squeeze the protective cover to allow the air to escape as much as possible. You can squeeze the air from one port and gradually expel it from the other port.
Assist in exhaust: Use a pointed object, such as a needle or toothpick, to gently puncture a small hole at the edge or weak area of the silicone protective sleeve, and then squeeze the protective sleeve to allow air to escape from the hole. Be careful not to break the protective cover. Recommended product: silicone sleeve for household Household goods
Weighted item: Insert a silicone protective sleeve into some small particles (such as fine sand or beads), and then shake the protective sleeve to help air escape.
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Natural exhaust: If none of the above methods are effective, the silicone protective cover can be placed in a dry and ventilated place to allow it to exhaust naturally, which may take a longer time.
Regardless of the method used, caution should be exercised to avoid damaging the silicone protective sleeve. If you are worried about improper operation, it is best to seek professional help to handle it. In addition, air does not have a significant impact on the use of silicone protective sleeves, but may slightly expand in appearance and will not affect their functionality.