Topic Explanation:
The forum topic discusses issues with the Hollister Lock N Roll closure bags, specifically regarding leaking problems and potential causes for the leaks.

Replies - Advice and Insights:
- Cleaning the inside of the bag about an inch and a half with toilet paper, ensuring it's dry, and following the closure directions from the center out can help prevent issues.
- Cleaning the Velcro portions with an old toothbrush can prevent closure problems.
- Contacting the manufacturer about the issue can lead to them sending replacement bags for faulty ones.
- Trying ConvaTec bags as an alternative to Hollister bags is recommended.
- Checking the Lock N Roll seal to ensure it is properly attached to the bag before using it can prevent leaks.
- Using a loose paper clip or small paper clip to secure the Velcro closure can help prevent issues.
- Contacting the manufacturer with details such as order date, bag type, lot number, and a photo of the issue can lead to them sending replacements.
- Exploring other ostomy bag options, such as Sensura, can be considered if issues persist with Hollister bags.
- Notifying the manufacturer about specific lot numbers with faulty seams or lock-roll portions can prompt them to send replacements and address the issue.

Insights and Additional Information:
- Some users have experienced issues with the Velcro closure not gripping correctly, and using a paper clip has helped secure it.
- Users have reported issues with seams and lock-roll portions of the bags, and contacting the manufacturer has resulted in replacements being sent.
- Some users have found success with specific lot numbers of the bags, while others have experienced issues with certain boxes.
- There are discussions about dyeing or painting bags and the potential for Velcro to lose its grip over time.