Can you use Metro Mags in the bath (with/under water)?
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They are not waterproof. Moisture gets in and the plastic gets cloudy and rust will develop around the magnets.
1113497
I have seen no evidence of that after about 50 washes using the Metro. Typically blows the water from the crevices.
357834
I can't guarantee anything, but looking at reviews of both Stick n Stack and Metro Mags, they both seem to be compatible with Magna Tiles, so I would guess that they'll work with each other.
196549
There are two layers of foam. I think you should be able to do it, though it might get a little tight - especially if you're planning on leaving a bunch of mags in there...
1255036
I don't see why it wouldn't. If the machine can't suction cup to the inner side of the bath, then you would need something to keep it submerged.
215171
I have it in shower, it can get wet with a splash, but I don't think it'll work under water
1705882
It would work, bathtubs aren't very deep... But why in the world do you need a flashlight in there? lol
989201
I don't think they are submersible. They might float briefly, but there is a switch and openings to the battery compartment that would ultimately allow water inside.
38376
I personally wouldn't want to trust them inside a tub. It just might be too slippery when wet.
1825374
My daughter says no it cannot be taken into the bath. Seems there are some electronics in it such as the sounds you mentioned. Hope this helps
117274
I run it under the shower. I don't think I'd wash it. There should be a tag or insert with suit
575678
Be careful, do not submersible either in water. I wipe those areas down with a damp cloth.
1108488
Sure why not? If you can unscrew and wash the vents in the tub or shower you might get them cleaner. Basically these brushes are sturdier than an old toothbrush and have a good angle. Get them. You will use them for many cleaning projects.
34460
They should work perfectly fine, they are plastic though which is a bummer in my perfective. They are cheap, solid mags that do the job very nicely and I loved using them
318561
Yes. I have a friend who runs them with his. Really one of the only mags that work with a pdw
86915
Wash probe by hand being careful NOT to immerse in water. So the answer is NO. :)
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I have and it will work fine. However I wash mine really well after each dive with fresh water. Also get the kydex sheath. Not the nylon one if you are going to take your knife for a swim. Also rinse the sheath off as well.