Can we use this outdoors on wooden stairs?
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When applying to any wood surface it is suggested that the surface be primed or painted prior to the application. Only apply outdoors in warm temperatures. Do not apply to new treated wood.
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yes- i put it on painted stairs and do not expect them to last long, but they held up through what has been a tough winter in the north east. Definitely clean stairs well and make sure they are super dry. Make sure to double check the size- imagine how they will look installed. My mother thinks they are a bit too big- we are considering cutting them down a bit.
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I've used a type of tape on my wood entrance steps. For the most part it worked, until the 'grit' wore off within a month. Then I had to deal with scraping off the residue left behind. Instead of experiencing the same problem, I ordered handiramp's non slip aluminum treads - they have several sizes and doesn't require tape.
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Yes, you can use it on a wooden surface, the legs are tall enough to keep enough heat off wood.
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Yes, you can use it on ceramic tile steps. They will be totally slip resistant. In the shower, with soap and shampoo and all other products, this stuff still works. It's amazing.I have not used in on outdoor wood steps, so I can't say
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i havent used it on stairs, i dont have any, i use it on couches and chairs and it works very well.. its basically a miniature version of the main spinning brush.
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We don't have stairs but I think it would not be great on stairs. We use it as a 'fill in' vacuum for quick pick ups. We do like it but you have to be careful to get the right position to get adequate suction.
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I have used it sparingly on my deck, and saw no problems. If it is okay for Paws and Plants..... wood should be fine.
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Hello, I used mine on treated outdoor steps. So far it is staying stuck to the wood. I bought this because I have fallen down my steps several times. It is a nice product, even if you staple it for extra security. Hope this helps.
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I wouldnt. It isn't very rugged and I don't think the wood is treated for outdoor use.
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I haven't tried it. They are a thin flexible rubber mat. I would suppose if you had a strong enough glue that works well with weather, it would be a possibility. I bought them to put on wooden steps that go to the basement. You might want to contact the company that makes them and ask them before you would purchase them! Good Luck!
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You can use it outdoors but its too nice to wreck from weather. Its a really nice wood that probly wont do well in really hot sun or rain. best used indoors.
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I personally wouldn't use this fan outdoors ... I think the beautiful finish and the wood blades would get ruined pretty quickly in the elements, depending on your environment.
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Not sure. It has adhered to outdoor deck steps that are painted without any problems. I would think it would work, but cannot say for sure.
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I suspect that one could use it outside BUT would highly recommend that the bench be given a coat or two of a sealer to protect the wood from the elements. I use my bench at the foot of the bed so have no experience about it lasting when using outside.
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It is made of an unfinished wood. To use it outside you would have to put some kind of finish on it to protect it from the elements. Other than that it would work.
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You could use it outdoors as long as it is on a flat and hard surface like a sidewalk/driveway/deck. I wouldnt use it on thick grass. I use it in my apartment on hardwood and carpet (no access to a yard)
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I haven't used this step outside in the winter, but it is all plastic so i can't see why it would be a problem for your dogs. I bought it for our motor home steps and motor home is in storage. I would not be afraid to use outside in the winter.
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You can use it on stairs, but the thing you have to remember is that this is a vacuum to remove SURFACE dirt / debris. It doesn't have enough suction power to pull dirt out of the carpet. This is best used on solid surface floors or tight weave carpets. In a pinch you can use it on your stairs, but if you want the carpet to be clean and to last you'll need to use standard vacuum.