Can they be used in water? Like in the bottom of an Aquabot bowl?
1326396
No ! These are not water proof. On a hard surface floor they can really move.
890087
I wouldn't suggest it, they aren't waterproof just water resistant. I'm almost positive they would get wet and short out and possibly pose an electrical hazard to you and your fish. They do make submersible led lights for your aquarium tho. I have some and they're worth the few extra dollars. Your local pet store probably has them for about $20. Hope this helps
204338
I don't know, I've only used them in the tub but I would think if they help to grip on a wet surface, they would certainly work on a dry surface.
932926
Not sure, i haven't tried them in water. I think they are water resistant not water proof..
217575
I wouldn't. They are plastic but have the metal bar connecting the wheels. So it might rust and a lot of water will sit in it causing mold. There are Disney Cars that swim and are a lot of fun for the tub! http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B009F7OUQ4
787040
I use them on the lake and attach them to my boat cleats when anchored. I'm sure you could use them in the ocean, however the center is mesh and not open to put your torso through like a tube. Good luck.
787030
Yes. We have used them in the Gulf and they worked fine. We did rinse them (inside & out) in clean water before storing. The adults loved them as much as the children. Have fun!
1709573
i would not put them in water ,they are water proof out side but because the wires are so thin they could short out. also i don't think the backing would hold up well.
543747
I did not use mine in water. I don't see how water use would cause the bands to weaken or break. However, these bands are very smooth and thin; so they would likely be slippery if used in the water.
1405092
Hi Dave, These are intended for indoor use only. Sincerely, WaterAnywhere.com
1474013
Yes sure. In fact, I think they would last longer if not floating in a pool. I keep mine in the pool all the time now though.
30361
I dont see why not. Although I am not sure if they would stay inside the pool without moving around.
1773783
I purchased these to be used for normal lighting (i.e. ceiling lighting). I have never used them under water. Given the how these are made, I really doubt that they are made to be used under water. I would be careful.
2259612
I don't see why not. These bands are made of a waterproof material, and should behave just like they do out of the water. I would feel fine using these in water.
1721595
No, they are not submersible. My little guy learned this the hard way just last week. His new one should be in the mail Friday :)"
1177436
I've need tried them for deep water walking but I don't know why you couldn't use them that way. They advertise their use for swimming and exercise in a pool.
1974048
I would assume yes, since they are air-tight. Ants aren't even attracted so they are really air-tight. Since air is less dense than water, I think it is safe to say they are water- moist proof. Haven't tried it out though.