I am making a moss bath mat and was wondering if these would also work for that?
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I liked the plants when I received them but didn't last or spread as I had hoped.
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Yes but only some of the types. The others would be better for a moss garden. My order was great all the moss is doing very well. It sounds like a great idea I think you need a compact and durable type of moss. Like the moss that grows were people walk. Good luck Wesley.
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I would not recommend this moss for standing on. In addition it would take quite a few orders to accomplish your goal. Check with your local nursery
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I've only used these with glass (a really smooth surface) and they're very strong. If the flooring surface is smooth enough for the suction cups to grip I would think they would work. However, most flooring is textured so it's questionable.
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Yes they would work. They are quite narrow and short; they can also be trimmed if necessary. I love these products. They work great!
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It should work ok. The bristles are plastic so they wont get caught in anything.
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I think so, but keep in mind that these don't hold water, so you fill up the bath tub, put these in, and the water sifts right through them, so they will be essentially sharing the same water
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Yeah, I would think so. I bought mine for hats and the pegs were too close together but I could see it working quite well for towels.
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I think that would work, the towels are like thin cloths and are strong and flexible. Attaching one to a mop, like the kind that has holes in the back, is a good idea. They seem rather pricey at first but do last a long time and are machine washable.(if not too grubby).
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I think it would. I use my manduka towel on a manduka mat, so I could not honestly answer for another brand of mat. It works very well when slightly damp though.
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The Sofa Scram Mat, in my opinion, will not work on such a surface. They look exactly as depicted in the photo and are relatively thin plastic and rather slick. They would slide on counters. Attaching them might cause them to malfunction. They are fairly long but not wide enough to cover a typical counter. It is worth a try, but I don't think you'll have consistent success with it on a counter.
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I don't think these would work for that. There are organic pads that you can try. You can try an herb called couch grass as well. Hope that helps.
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Yes it would work but for dusting microfiber would be better - they are nice lambswool I used them to apply stain to floors or wax but they would dust dry
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We use them as bath towels, and they have a pretty tight weave. But with that said, they are thin, so using them to drain liquid mixes might work.
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I don't think so. they would smooth it out, but not a shiny finish. these pads are for stone,quartz/granite. If you tiles are stone like material then it's will do just fine.
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If you are referring to a "drying mat" that is used for dishes than yes it should work, just know the length is true to the size of a paper towels.
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probably they would be a good fit. They are sort of rectangular. I got them for some small wicker chairs but returned them as they were too big for my chairs. I think they would do well on adirondack chairs.
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I use these mats with my Cameo. They are super sticky though so use a towel and remove some of that or it will ruin your first couple of projects.
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They will make a surface with more grip. These are self stick. I would be careful to make sure the wood surface has no wax and should have a lacquer surface. John McLeod