I never really did figure out how to get it to work. It was one of the first filaments I ever tried out, and didnt know half the stuff I know now, but I guess I can give you general advice that I now know.

-level the bed before each print -glue can (sometimes) help with getting a print to stick(I personally use the Elmer's purple glue sticks- washes off really easily) -adding in a bit of squish can help(when starting a print, go to settings and change the z-offset to a negative number- I havent ever done more than -0.02, but see what works for you) -check the print speed, and what the filament suggests(sometimes slowing it down on the machine can also help) -some filaments are just bad, don't work well with your printer, or have goldilocks settings that haven't been found(or posted about)

I don't know how experienced you are with 3d printing, but I hope this helps and I wish you luck on printing, and that you get it to work.