Do these float or sink?
627079
I havn't tried to float them so I'm not sure on that. I have a blowup buffet that I fill with ice and put dishes in. I put the cubes in the ice around the dishes and it looks really cool at night. I have also put them under a glass bowl with tinsel.
627080
They will more than likely sink. They aren't extremely heavy but not light enough to float. I hope this helps.
627081
They float but you can hold them down with clear rocks or that gel. They work great!
12878
They float. They are very lightweight but do not have holes to get water inside of them. I bought these for my 6 yr old nephew and he loves them! He even plays with them in the pool!
1412909
They sink. And they get heavier and heavier as they fill with water. The magnet can't pull them up. Best to "pretend" there is water and have a dry, imaginary pond..
1561860
Yes they do float but they are not to noticeable in clear water,but if U color the water you good to go.
584371
They will definitely float. Same kind of styrofoam that you would find in a bean bag
452628
Yes these are sinking pellets. But some float too. As it is disrupted by fish they start to sink.
1340931
They are all plastic. I would go with something else. They will definitely float.
741278
They do tend to sink slightly depending on how hard packed your ground is. We packed our sand quite firm and did not use any extra materials. Some of the youtube videos do show wood pieces or cement blocks, but we did not use anything and had no problem.
584373
Yes they will float. They are mildly firm but with a little pressure can be squished between your fingers. They are also highly changed with static electricity so they will stick to everything when you first open it which is kind of a pain in the ass but depends on our situation. Also, this box was a BIG box of it so not sure how much you need but it's A LOT more than I needed. If you want, I'll sell you mine for less. I only used about a large ziplock bags worth of it so I still have a whole box pretty much. Either way, good luck with your experiments.
1715023
I think they all do, the glow one, the snow one and the diamond plate ones definately do, I have a Sol cosmos one also and even though its bigger it still floats more than it sinks :)
1604325
They are flat bottomed, but have a really tiny ridge running in the middle. I have not noticed any water deposits but I next time I run it through the dishwasher I can look for that specifically and I'll let you know.
30362
They are light plastic and would float. Pool steps are usually weighted down with sand in the base.
584372
I'm pretty sure they'll float. I would say 98% certain that they will float. They are somewhat firm, but you can squeeze them, and crush them. They are not as firm as Styrofoam from an ice chest or from packaging.
1376589
Just for you: got out a glass and dropped on in. Twice it sank right to the bottom. I was surprised to find that, at least by feeland weight, they are not glass, but plastic. Still, it did sink.
39488
Because mine never froze, they would float. Even the few I had that would freeze floated. Hope that helps.
1894400
They are if they are all the way filled. If not, and they have a decent amount if weight in them the tops sink im
2069670
As long as you set them off in the right conditions with no wind they will slowly drift upward. If there is a strong little wind they will float away pretty fast