want to know if these will stain white pool floor.. plan to do water aerobics by cross country ski motion on pebbly whitepool floor w skating motion.
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Amazon doesn't say what product you are interested in,,,,but if it is the aqua socks I would say they wont stain a pool floor, but i don't think the would hold up at all on a pebbly floor with a skating motion,,,I think you would wear holes in them almost immediately
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Do not use them IN a pool. If you use them NEAR a pool it's ok if they get splashed occasionally and wiped off, but it is not good to submerge them underwater.
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I have them in white and although I have not been in the water with them on, I personally can't see how it could damage them, considering their construction and the material they're made out of.
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I got these for Christmas and mine stained right away on the second use cooking some frozen fish. Has anyone successfully gotten the stains out I tried the soap and water per instructions but that did not seem to help.
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Depends on where you skate. I practice in a very dirty warehouse, so mine get dirty pretty quick. I go by how they feel and sound. You can tell when they need to be cleaned because they don't roll as smoothly
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Yes, I believe they would and you could totally clean them off for storage afterwards. I would recommend on rock though otherwise the water that falls out of hot tub would go right through it and create a mud hole which would eventually lead to unlevel surface for hot tub and also the tiles would break from being unlevel I believe. I use mine in my basement on top of concrete. I have a treadmill on mine, a bowflex, a rolling desk chair (though I still use a mat)and a drumset on mine as well. I'd be more concerned about the surface you are putting them on actually.
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I have had these for about 6 months, we just mop them when we mop the floor. No stains on ours so far.
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Yes, I believe they will, however I would recommend a pumice stone for the initial cleaning, as I am sure you would use up several of these units cleaning large amounts of stain. They are very good for daily or weekly maintenance depending on your water hardness.
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No, the Aquabot would not take care of any kind of stain that required steel wool (or for that matter any "stain"). It is a very good product and love the job it does but its scrubbers are designed to be soft and not to cause any harm to the pool surface including pools with liners.
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I have the steam beach/white combination and haven't had any issues with wet shoes causing problems (and I'm in WI where we have lots of sludgy, sloppy snow).
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If you have hard water (high mineral content) they all leave a white residue--it's the result of the water evaporating leaving the calcium carbonate and other minerals in the water. The exception is units built into a HVAC system that only evaporate part of the water and wastes the remainder. I have soft water, but eventually there is a minor amount of residue present. I don't notice it on the floors or surrounding areas, but I've cleaned the top of the two units I have once in three or four years. The units are very quiet. I hope this helps.
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My aquabot goes over it easily. I am not familiar with a great White pool cleaner.
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I did not use when snorkeling. I used these shoes in a water aerobics class. I did not have any trouble with them slipping while exercising. I think they would be OK.
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They claim to work well in all pool surfaces. Mine is a vinyl lined pool and it does a great job of cleaning.
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It is the same color throughout. Not a different color on the bottom. I don't think that you will have any problem with staining. I have tile floors and have put them on top of wet floors and never any problems. These are awesome mats and look really nice. Happy Holidays
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I used these on in door basement steps. The problems I foresee for out door use are weather related: no drainage holes. I imagine water could build up and maybe be slippery (or freeze). Since you already have them. Try them outdoors. If they don't work, take them off. OR put on one or two. That's my spin.
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They seem very durable (good quality). I have never used it in chlorine but I suspect it would be okay if you rinsed it out with regular water after being in the pool.