Can I use these on a mini pool? I need to make the mini pool non slip for my toddlers.
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I don't think they would stick very well to a pool. I put mine in a ceramic tiled shower in late April & they are already starting to peel off. Course they do get pounded with hot water. Hope this helps.
1069426
I don't see why not, however, to be on the safe side I would consult a regular pool dealer. The tablets are standard chlorine tablets, same as used in any pool. Our pool is a vinyl lined pool and about the only thing that may happen is it could cause some fading over time. We use the skimmer to add the chlorine tablets but if your pool does not have one, a floating type chlorine tablet dispenser would also work. Hope that helps.
1034027
We watched a few youtube videos. I think we ended up using rubbing alcohol. They slip right on when they are wet, but water won't dry and alcohol will. Good luck.
948081
I honestly don't know. I think that just like baby swim diapers they might not be allowed in some due to the fact that the wee wee and poo poo will still soak through and contaminate the water. Your best bet if you really care about others is to call and ask the park directly, though I'm betting some wear them anyway and just don't admit it. We all know about those that are too lazy to get out and go to the restroom that go in the pool so congrats on being a concerned person! You're a real gem!
1177432
As far as I know they can, I use them in the deep end of the pool. They are easy to release. I would call the compnay to be sure
1540275
No, I think if they got even a little wet they'd be slippery. And walking on them probably would crack them after some time. They are made for wire shelving.
612918
Yes, you can. There are non-slip rubber stickers to help them stay in safely.
302023
I only used these tiles to cover a small table top. I would think they would be very slippery when wet. Coveri g old tiles? I don't think that would work.
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Yes. You can't see them in the picture because the sliding child safety panel is slid up from the outside steps and in position behind the inside steps. It is blocking the view of the steps that are inside the pool.When you get out of the pool you slide the panel back over the outside steps and latch it in place making iit impossible for a small child to access the pool.Very simple and effective safety feature.
1069427
yes, however use a floating dispenser with one tablet inside. Might be too big for a very small child pool.
1469069
yes, I use them on my wooden deck stairs leading to pool and playground area..I hammered them in with thick metal staples to hold in place when the kids run on them.
1142569
I don't believe this would work - there is nothing to keep them from sliding off. They work well individually.
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I don't see why not. They are smaller than dodge balls though and they don't bounce.
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I doubt it. They attach to the vertical side rales of the pool ladder with a clamp that runs parallel to the edge of the shield. They have to be clamped to some pole or rail. If you can be more specific, I will try to help.
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I use them with 12 and 14 year old boys and have never had an issue with them slipping. So long as the floor is reasonably clean I cant imagine anyone having a problem with them slipping.
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Maybe if you put them on multiple sides? They are kind of on the small side for that application. We used them for kids crafts.
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I honestly don't think that would work because the outside edges come down around the top of the pool/hot tub. So two of them would then meet in the middle and the never come down all of the way...if that makes sense? Maybe they make one the size you need? I'd look into that! Hope this helps