Will these destroy the moment water hits it??
759987
If you print on a laser jet it's slightly more tolerant but these are the same as a piece of paper, just sticky.
759988
I actually placed stickers I made from this on my children's homemade boats (using items from around the home.) The stickers got wet from the stream and yes, the color ran (I used an ink jet printer). One of my kids' boat's stickers were so wet that the stickers started to roll and wrinkle. We eventually pulled them off. My other child's boat's stickers were still stuck there but the color was all runny. So to answer your question, the sticker won't be destroyed immediately, but eventually they will with enough moisture. Hope that helps.
1755354
Yes, they hold water for ever! This set is not worth it! Dont buy it! Super cheap!
2245364
My kids loved these water pearls. They are just like the orbeez ones I think. They will last a very long time as long as you don't squeeze them and break them. They do become kind of fragile. You can play with them, just let them flow through your fingers and pick them up and look at them... they are pretty. But if you pick them up with your fingers and squish them too hard, they will break and kind of disintegrate. I think they would last as long as you allow them to. Hope this helps!!
1480505
I don't know what it will happened the only thing to do is to try it to find out...by drilling a hole to see if it will break... they are hard but maybe they will break if you drill the hole wrong... but like i said I don't that much about it... hope that I could of help you more.
776675
No, they are very pliable & would dissolve. Even when water touches them they begin to do that. I hope you are not trying to do something harmful to something unable to protect itself. If so, try it on yourself first.
545212
Not likely, unless you load them with bricks or lead ingots, than they may fail. I've never have one fail after 5+ years of all weather use.
163675
Yes. They are very durable and flexible plastic. My youngest plays with these daily for the last year and none have been destroyed
1089346
The ones I purchased and gave as gifts are still in full use without any damage. Perhaps you could contact the manufacturer through the internet for a helpful answer? I hope you will; perhaps you can help others if you find out....
592549
definitely not! they're hard plastic. either they will melt or emit toxins...
1885921
Not sure because I have never dropped them in the water or had them in the rain, however I do believe they would be waterproof by the way they are made. Sorry I could be of know more help to you in this matter.Regards,Terry L. Shook
958159
I would say no. The material that they are made of wouldn't do well in water.
1774766
I'm not if they are titled "waterproof" but I know I added them to the outside bathtub and the shower walls and they are still there.when I placed them I made sure there were no air bubbles. Water does touch them, specially when it comes to bath time, with a 5 yr old and a 1 1/2 yr old they are bound to be splached on and get wet...my bathroom sucks out the humidity of the shower so I'm not sure that plays a facter?
2151987
I don't think that they would hold up for that. They have a silicone sleeve to protect them from mild wet conditions, but prolonged exposure to water or fully submerging them is probably going to cause damage. The controller, connections, and power supply are definitely NOT waterproof.
1620735
No. They are made out of a dense rubbery plastic. Underwater they will glide smoothly.
2242218
Yes...they will wrk. And it will break less than a wk. I wouldn't recommend u buying this product
1685101
Yes, possibly so, unless you anchor them down somehow. I haven't done that and haven't used them when it's wet, so I can't be sure. Sorry.
757212
I don't really know. I would guess probably not steel, probably a cheaper metal, but they are sufficiently strong. The spike is not the part that will break first. The plastic top that spins will break if you hit it though. They do put out a nice misty water pattern though, which is what I like about them.