will this ruin the furniture once we take if off?
1428343
I don't know. We are using them to cushion the sharp edges of our ping pong table, and we are glad that they stick!
1428344
We haven't taken ours off yet, but a friend said it left a little residue that came off easily. But as far as pulling the finish off, it didn't.
1428345
After a couple months, my toddlers ripped these off of my coffee table. What now remains is the adhesive (still very securely stuck to the table) and bits of the foam (still stuck to the adhesive). I've tried to pick at it and it absolutely won't budge. I guess I'll have to try some kind of gunk-remover, but I'm afraid it will damage my table. I wouldn't recommend these for wood furniture.
1428346
Certainly doesn't look like the corners are made from a substance that would damage furniture.
1428347
I'm not quite certain. I work at a Day Care center and we stuck it on formica countertops (corners). We used this product about 6 years ago and it is still stuck on like day one. That is why we purchased it again recently...it works. I'm comfortable with it on formica as I could scrape it off and use Goo Gone for the residue, not so sure about wood furniture.
1428348
The adhesive is not strong enough to take off a finish, but residue might stick on the surface. Should come off with WD40.
1428349
I have not removed them, they have not fallen off either. I just know that they are very sturdy and stay put. I currently have them on the corners of my kitchen island, I hope it doesn't ruin them.
2079479
Yes, it works well and hasn't damaged my furniture. You must reapply often. Be careful not to get it on your hands as it is hard to get off.
369171
No. I think you would ruin the chair to take it apart to apply plastic. Maybe a spray on if something is available. What about scotch guard?
284782
I have never spayed it on items, only in the air. I am not sure if it would be appropriate for furniture.
1445166
with this product they didn't even stick to my furniture to work so you should be ok. But honestly a wash clothing wet should get it off. Goof off works good too but may hurt your furniture
125692
Sorry, I never received a response; however, we just decided to get an old wooden chair and use that as it seems it would dig in and it also gets quite dirty. We decided to preserve our nice chairs instead!
575569
No... The sofa also has a prop 65 warning because it uses formaldehyde glue... I'm preparing to toss the sofa for that reason.
320670
I have fabric seats and they also melted onto them. I'm afraid to try and remove the mat from my seat because I know it's going to be a mess and my seat is probably ruined.
135576
We only have toys on it,but yes I think heavy furniture will definitely leave marks.
1230109
Not a good idea. I don't think you can ever remove it without damaging the wood.
1118464
You would have to contact the Manufacturer. I don't see a need for doing so if you care for your furniture.
1840500
Personally, I would not leave them permanently. Your sofa and lounge chairs will probably slip and slide during use. These pads are for moving furniture around on a hard surface.
1124901
No It won't. I really had a tuff time also. my sofa got scratched up pretty bad.
634775
No. This is a large, heavy, assembled piece of furniture. I would not recommend removing the top.
2111455
Idk , never thought to ask. Mine have really held up nicely. I will tell you this. When it starts to wear I will have no problem in ordering another one. It is pricey but well worth it. It surely has saved my furniture with her claws. I just know she loves it & looks good in our den.
1734772
It doesn't destroy... I used tables and chairs, they leave a mark, but it comes back afterwards.
874275
I don't want to over-promise one way or the other, but I have used mine on carpet probably 95% of the time and there has been no damage to the carpet. It will leave markings the same way any piece of furniture would, but those easily go away with the pass of a vacuum