Can they be used with outdoor curtains? Will the lead bleed when wet and stain curtain?
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hi- I don't think these should bleed. I put mine on my curtain bottom in the garage, as a privacy curtain when door is open. These are pretty heavy weight and the lead material should not bleed, they are covered by a fabric layer too. I used my hot glue gun to attach and it worked great! I hope this helps
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Nowhere on the packaging does it say it's safe for outdoor use. Based on that, I would not recommend it be used anywhere it could potentially get wet. I live in Arizona and mine are installed outside facing down under a covered patio. The chance of mine getting wet is minimal, but it is still possible. It was a risk I was willing to take. To supply further information: I installed these on the back patio to be used with a dimmer. The dimmer I am using is a GE Z-Wave dimmer. The lights do not want to come on using the dimmer switch. I have to turn the dimmer switch on (at which point they don't come on), then turn on the slave switch in the 3 way switch setup, then hurry and turn the dimming down on the switch or the bulbs will turn back off. I am going to try some Phillips bulbs to see if the same problem exists with the. Using standard switches, this does not occur and the bulbs are excellent.
583078
I don't know about the lead. But I have one in my daughters bathroom. I haven't had problems with it.
2024943
I used this on a brass plug in a bathroom sink and it has worked better than the other brass lacquer I've used. If I were trying to keep copper outdoors from turning color I would probably use this and respray when it was no longer turns water
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I tested on copy paper - used dry, they would not bleed through, but you can see it from the other side. If used with water, they would bleed through.
556019
I'm not sure what you mean by water resistant but I've got these shower curtains in both my bathrooms and they work very well. My wife changes out shower curtains once a year and she's saying that she happy with these that's all I know. I hope this was some assistance. Thank you Rockie Suttle
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It would leak, unfortunately. I have mine hanging as outdoor curtains and when it rains they're pretty much soaked through but dry easily the next day.
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The answer below echoes my experience. I use mine for curtains in my closets and have had no problems. They are great with grommet curtains too. Good luck..
81683
We used it over the winter and it did not stain or bleed. We have a Lowe 24' pontoon boat. The cover did rip in a couple of places where it covered the fold down top. It's not heavy enough to keep from hold up for monthly outdoor storage. I was disappointed.
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This particular LED lights is not intended for outdoor use. There are some water proof LED outdoor lights available in the market.
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I've used this on several fabrics with sucess and if you can hold down those curtains to actually scrub them with the built-in brush, eventually you can do it. I might suggest sending them to a cleaners...that's easiest.
750471
as far as I know they should work if the outside is leather. I will let you know though, that it may stain the liner.
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If used outdoors, I would be sure to bring it in at night so it doesn't get stained. The material is not water resistant.
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I love mine!!!!' Have two sets. Use them on my outdoor cement steps coming into my house. Heavy heavy traffic. The smell is just when you open them because they are new. Just like that new shower curtain! ;)
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My son has the same screen room and he fixed a heavy wire across the whole sunny side of his screen room and he used a shower curtain with shower hooks to slide it open and closed. The shower curtains now look just like regular curtains and it really looks nice and it is weather proof too. I don't think a curtain rod would work as it would be a little too heavy. I used the roll up blinds in mine that are hung with little hooks.....Try either idea....
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I have them on outdoor wicker style furniture-they are holding up nicely-dry fast. They are fairly thick so they should be fine for rod iron.
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I wouldn't leave them outside. The metal is painted and I'm guessing they wouldn't be harmed if they were accidentally left out in the rain once or twice, but I would recommend using them indoors. The vinyl is not really outdoor material.