Does it really stick good not allowing Any water in????
1385728
Yes it prevents water from leaking in. It is adhesive on all 4 sides. Have been using them for almost 7 months after being introduced to the hospital.
1385729
They work well, but I've found that securing around the edges with surgical tape helps reinforce the adhesive.
1385730
It works well by itself but i use Hypafix tape around it to make sure because of my susceptibility to infections. 7 come per package.
1385731
Fairly well. I use it on my left upper chest so it covers a small part of my neck and shoulder. It tends to come loose towards the end of my shower. If I'm standing facing into the shower stream, I just hold my hand over the top seam to make sure it doesn't open up. The Hickman catheter I have and it's dressing have never gotten wet.
1385732
Works good in showers. Have to be a little careful. Use extra tape if area has body hair. Not for baths or swimming
1385733
Works fairly well, but NOT 100%. I use lots of waterproof tape around all the edges to insure that my catheter stays dry.
1385734
You'll get minimal water inside....It has leaked water, on and off for me........Been using this style for 2+ yrs.. I have yet to find anything that doesn't leak.......
1799420
I have not had any issues with water getting in from the weather. I did build a nice frame to keep it from sitting directly in the ground.
580559
It does not seal. If it is under a roof it should be good but it will not seal out moisture.
249014
Possibly, it is made with a lot of plastic, and is a wall mounted item. If you mount it about 6' off the floor, under a patio roof, not screen, you should get a lot of use out of it. So to clearify, DAMP = yes / WET = no. I hope this is helpful.
1092646
I did the same thing and it stick. It might unstick if that area is wet when in the shower
1691567
No!! I followed their directions exactly and it leaked. I let it soak for two day and it leaked. Suitable for decoration only.
178883
To be honest, in the description it does say weather resistant.......I would imagine that might include moisture to a lesser extent, but I wouldn't let it get to wet from splashing. I'm not an authority on this subject but it's usually prudent to keep it as dry as possible. I wish I could be more helpful.
964356
I don't submerge on purpose but I'm sure water gets in ...but let it dry out and I have not had any problem with this pan in fact it it better than any coated fry pan... great purchase..when somthing sticks...put a 1/2 of water in it and turn up to 150 derees for a few minutes..let cool a little and it cleans great..if you don't want any marks in the pan at all...get a container of the cleaner that is used on a glass cooking surface, put a little on when cool and with a slight rub..it looks like new...this is a great purchase ..wish the temp knob showed more values
313636
While there are no waterproof markings on the unit (I just checked), I don't think I would stick it outside unprotected. I think it would be fine if it was protected from moisture.
1926545
I have mine indoors and its never gotten wet. So I really don't know. But indoors its never gotten loose or moved.
720025
Yes, its water tight. There is a rubber seal. I submerged it overnight and no water got in. I own a bunch of them.
729192
It attaches pretty firmly which is one of the ways it prevents water seepage. I don't know for sure if it is easy to remove as I haven't tried that. I would say that if you find one that is easy to remove, it might not do as it promises.
1721933
Yes, it stormed a lot when ours was on and it sticks to the water like it's glued on. Works fabulously.. it wasn't even tucked becuase our pool is bigger than the cover, so it was just floating on top and it stayed just fine. There are little holes in the top that let rain through so it wont sit on top
1234546
Sure do! I did, and it looks great. Just dip in water for a few seconds, let it sit for I think a couple minutes, then apply it to a clean wall. Sticks very reliably. Mine still looks great after 5 weeks. Ill try to post a pic of mine.
1117503
I wouldn't say its waterproof - I have it in the bathroom but not mounted via the adhesive - sat on top of the bathroom sink window -- it's sturdy but if u get and industrial strength adhesive - it will stick
854350
Not at all, it's actually great for days like that....enough protection so you don't get wet but not too thin so the humidity feels like its sticking to you. I've been very happy with it for just that purpose. For reference, I live in a humid midwest type climate so we get plenty of those hot humid days.
485330
Water-resistant; yes. Water beads up and rolls off nicely. Waterproof; no. I would not leave water standing on it nor let it get soaked.