Would this work to make a patch on a sofa, where you'd be sitting on it, have kids jumping on it, etc.?
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Works great to adhere fabrics, not sure "kids jumping on it" would be sturdy with any adhesive.
2118551
I would say NO. This has highly mixed chemical substances. Good for use on furnitures, items where kids dont get in contact. Keep away from breathing or touching them.
2134301
Yes that is actually what i use it for. It is humg in the boys room in a corner more for just hanging out. A cushion would probably work better. The inflatible cushion is my one complaint...it wont stay inflated
908195
I don't know. I think it would depend on the sofa. Does it have a fabric finish? I have a leather sofa and I think it might work better on leather as it's a harder surface, but I'll sample it and get back to you. Thanks.
1793969
Oh geeze. It probably would work on kids, but it might be kind of hard to get it tight enough. But as it inflates, it should be Okay.
1212801
I really don't know..never tried it. I imagine it would poof back up, but it'll take a while after it has been stored in the sofa.
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Depends on the number of kids I'd guess. The walls are not stable enough to really support a kid bouncing off it, the size is smaller than any commercial one I've seen, and the material used probably isn't as heavy duty as one intended for that purpose. Still for small groups or younger children(<5) I don't see why not.
575563
Probably but the matress is not very thick, maybe 4 inches, so it would probably bunch up. I would try testing the overlap with a sofa cushion of about the same thickness.
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No, it won't work. this is just a strap to help stablize the TV in case kids knock them over.
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I only use this ramp for the car. I would NOT use it on a sofa because the cushions are soft. If you zoom in to the picutre online, you'll see the ramp needs to hook onto a hard surface for STABILITY. For a sofa, I would suggest you get steps. Of course, steps will only work if you have a relatively small to medium size dog --
2011126
I think it could, the base of it goes between the childs legs which is how it is proped up. Think it can be used anywhere as long as the child is in a seated position.
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Yes, this should do the trick. I had a good sized tear in the cushion of my leather sofa, and it mended it perfectly. It has held for two months without any sign of loosening. It will leave a hard, shiny spot, but nothing too dramatic. I love this stuff!
712120
Yes, but I would test it first on a piece of carpet (corner, under the sofa) first to see if it has any affect on it. Good luck!
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I would say yes. You would have to just play with it to determine how it would work the best in that situation. You can change the sensitivity and if it is still too sensitive you can move it further away from the kids.
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I'm not sure ... but I don't think so ... it would put a whole in the leather. They didn't work at all for me .. and that was on a fabric sofa.
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Yes but it won't be as effective. Hard surfaces give a stable base that creates the movement of the cushion. A padded upholstered dining room chair will be fine , a sofa or arm chair won't work.
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I'm not sure I would use it for that. It could probably easily be pulled on and because it is in two parts, maybe end up falling. Kids are prone to amazing destructive abilities!