I want to use these on my kitchen chairs with little kids (so that I easily clean up their messes). How do they stay on the chairs?
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Best if used on a stationary outdoor chair or for interior maybe sew ties on each corner?
1580762
The pillows are loose, no bottom gripper or tie on. It works on my outdoor chair and doesn't slide because it fits snuggly inside chair frame. If you don't have sides on your kitchen chairs, they will slide on a slick surface. It's lovely, easy to clean fabric.
1580763
You would have to add ties. They were made for outdoor furniture and do not come with ties as indoor chair pads do.
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Not so much. These are primarily for keeping furniture put where you want it. I can slide my recliner minimally, but not far enough to clean under it.
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You can use dry erase markers on them. To have it stay you would have to allow time for it to dry and even then you could probably wipe it off with little difficulty.
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We have just used a soft brush to keep them clean. They could be scotch guarded if you think it is necessary. We don't have young children. I hope this helps you
781571
The booster seat grips good on my wood dining chairs. I have a side chair that has upholstery on it. I tried the seat there and it did't seem to hold the grip too well.
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If you put them on wood or carpet without anything weighing them down, they will move a lot. You might be able to use rug tape or something to make it stay in place or weigh down the corners with furniture or weights.
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Not to my knowledge, but they don't leave that much residue so it's no problem to just wipe it up. You might consider sitting them in a little plastic dish to catch the drippings. I've got some really small plastic containres that would be perfect for this chore.
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They are hard plastic, and will scuff your floors or floor mat. If you have wood flooring, you are definitely going to want to use a protective floor mat underneath the chair.
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I haven't had to deal with any stains or spills yet, so I can't answer if they're easy to keep clean. The seats are covered in a micro-fiber material, therefore I would recommend using an upholstery cleaner (spray) with a damp cloth. That is what I use on my couch that is covered in the same material and stains come right out.
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They are made for wood or tile floors. I use mine for wood floors. Just tested my stools on short carpet and they don't slide very well on it. But don't stick either. You may have to experiment with different solutions. Have you thought about using felt on wood side and plastic on the carpet side? I had to cover a portion of my wood floor in a home office with rubber/carpet mats from Home Depot to keep from scratching the floor on a secretary chair with rollers.
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They stay put pretty well. I can't see them sliding very easily. We have never had a problem with them moving.
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Yes, we are using on dining room chairs ... Some are upholstered and some are wooden with pads. I do recommend you putting down a towel or cloth to protect the chair from food spills. Our grandson is 21 mo old so we do not buckle it to the chair when someone is nearby. Was perfect for our needs.
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They stay on due to their form fitting design. But just to be safe, I fastened bungee cords around the skirt because sometimes we have very windy days. Later...Upon reading others answers I think I need to check out these chair covers. I never realized that they had ties on them.
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They would work, I found that they are very easy to pull off of the corners by persistent children though. I had to hot-glue mine to the table corners.
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I don't have children but they are microfiber seats if that helps any. I haven't had to clean them at all. Maybe you might want to try some type of spray that protects against spills and stains like scotch guard. I don't know if scotch guard is good with microfiber material.
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Never tried this, but do note these are paint not marker so initially anyway they would be very very wet if they were to run their hand over it unlike marker. If you wiped these after an activity I would think it would come off, however I wouldn't let them dry long then try. My daughter has gotten some on her play table (wood with poly shiny coat on top), if I wipe within an hour or so it comes off but if I wait awhile like the next day it leaves a smudge.
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There is a velcro panel on one of the backsides of the cover. Comes off very easily and washes up in the washer. Seems to do better if you do not use softner if you use the dryer? I just hang them on a chair back myself.