Has anyone used these to protect table corners/baby proofing?
779444
i'm not sure ...however, I think you can baby proof all sharp edges with a tennis ball with a sharp pair of scissors.
2126105
I know i am replying to an old question, still worth it if it helps any new parents. I have used a similar product in the past (4 years and counting) and these type of seat protectors won't prevent the "indentations" simply because those have to do with weight. These are for protecting the leather/cloth seats from scratches/tears/scuffs as well as spills.
2223568
Mines in not on a table, I use it in my bassinet. It's really secure even with the baby shifting. I have placed it on other items and it's fine since the curve supports the baby to not flip over.
2212118
I wouldn't use it on baby furniture unless you could purchase some type of safe sealant. The ordor is very strong which leads me to believe it has a high chemical content which may be harmful to babies/toddlers due to the "ingestion" factor.
2129690
These pads we ordered we put on the bottom of our wood chairs to protect our wood floor in the dining room and they are great in fact I am going to order another set for we sold our table and chairs and are using a card table due to moving soon. As for your using them where there may be water and concrete I would be a little hesitant due to the felt part on this particular protector. You may be better off with one that does not have the felt on it. They do make one like that.
1873875
I'm not too familiar with these specific items, but after doing some general online research, I'd say yes, in fact, they might be a great idea for holding the background tight, if that's what you're after. I may have to experiment myself...:) Good luck!
1347870
I've used them on my satin sheets and they do a remarkable job at keeping the sheets from coming off at the corners. Because they are adjustable they should hold pretty well. But another set hooked from side to side should really help.
1929525
I found them to be pretty easy to remove. If you can get a corner up, then they tear off in one piece without leaving any residue. However, the longer they are on the container, the harder they are to get off.
1027765
I bet you could they are insulated and flat. Would protect counter tops and table tops.we use them on our church buffets under sterno chaffing dishes...same princple.. to protect that surface beloe. So glad ypu asked.
1447837
I used them on the bottom of my doors since top has track..they have saved my sons hands since putting them on! :)
1528141
I think they would work great! I am new to cloth diapering and really like these inserts so far. I lay them in all kinds of diapers to add absorption with little bulk, including covers and All In Ones. I usually put them behind another faster absorbing insert to use with my two year old. I have not tried them by themselves with a cover. They would work great combined with a prefold too. I would put them closest to the diaper cover since they absorb more slowly than prefolds.
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I have Olababy silicone sleeves on mine but even without the sleeves they are very sturdy. I have dropped them a couple of times on my wood floor and from our of my soapy hand into the sink and they didn't break or shatter. I would recommend a sleeve especially once your baby starts holding the bottle themselves but even if you don't get one I believe they're pretty durable.
2160385
Yes, the corners are protected by a layer of hard plastic and a more flexible layer of rubber too.
797165
Yes and No. If these liners stay in place then they would do an excellent job shielding the cloth diaper from the rash cream. However many times they will move, wrinkle depending on how active your baby is and then it may not offer that kind of protection.I have two recommendations for you - Buy a microfleece cloth by the yard from any hobby store (Joanne, Hobby Lobby etc.) and cut them to the size that suits you best. They work the same way and you won't burn your pocket. Also Grandma El's diaper cream has worked very well for us.
797164
Yes and No. If these liners stay in place then they would do an excellent job shielding the cloth diaper from the rash cream. However many times they will move, wrinkle depending on how active your baby is and then it may not offer that kind of protection. I have two recommendations for you - Buy a microfleece cloth by the yard from any hobby store (Joanne, Hobby Lobby etc.) and cut them to the size that suits you best. They work the same way and you won't burn your pocket. Also Grandma El's diaper cream has worked very well for us.
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I would not recomend it. This is a heavy duty moving blanket. It is meant to keep furniture from being damaged while transported in dirty /rough conditions. The weave on the outside of the blanket would destroy a table cloth by rubbing against it. They are rough on one side so that furniture wont slide around. Would not consider using them for anything but temporary moving purposes.
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Hi, the table is beautiful and i am very pleased with it, but the table corners are sharp. You might be able to find protectors for the coners by checking in your local bedding or hardware stores. This could help to protect your 3 year old until he/she grows taller. Hope this helps. Good luck.