Will these damage car floors or other surfaces that might be indoors?
189924
Carpeted car floors are not damaged, not advisable to wear indoors anywhere. Kept these on one pair of shoes, an easy to slip off shoe and switch into a mule or whatever to walk about a store, home. One thing to keep in mind, rinse them at end of day to remove salts or they will rot before the season is done. The ramp/stairs at our local post office has small sharp snow remover spikes so as you climb up the snow is supposedly removed. Walk gingerly on those as they too will wear out the cables. After my first winter using these and losing two pair to damage, this year I took better care by rinsing at days end, avoid sharp snow steps at PO and they look terrific. Carpeted car floors are not damaged, not advisable to wear indoors anywhere. Kept these on one pair of shoes, an easy to slip off shoe and switch into a mule or whatever to walk about a store, home. One thing to keep in mind, rinse them at end of day to remove salts or they will rot before the season is done. The ramp/stairs at our local post office has small sharp snow remover spikes so as you climb up the snow is supposedly removed. Walk gingerly on those as they too will wear out the cables. After my first winter using these and losing two pair to damage, this year I took better care by... » Read More Carpeted car floors are not damaged, not advisable to wear indoors anywhere. Kept these on one pair of shoes, an easy to slip off shoe and switch into a mule or whatever to walk about a store, home. One thing to keep in mind, rinse them at end of day to remove salts or they will rot before the season is done. The ramp/stairs at our local post office has small sharp snow remover spikes so as you climb up the snow is supposedly removed. Walk gingerly on those as they too will wear out the cables. After my first winter using these and losing two pair to damage, this year I took better care by rinsing at days end, avoid sharp snow steps at PO and they look terrific. « Show Less
189925
Yes, we would never even wear them on our deck. It's best to wait till you are on ice covered ground to wear them.
189926
Most stores where we live ask that you remove them before coming in. I would not wear them on home surfaces either, unless it is concrete. I am not sure about car floors, as we have mats on all of our cars and it has not been a problem.
189927
yes it will damage floors unless they are somehow scratch resistant, or carpeted
189928
Car floors? Probably not, though perhaps better not to drive with them on. Interior floors (e.g., wood, linoleum) seems like a bad idea. When ice season ends, spray some cooking oil or WD40 onto them and store in a plastic food storage bag until Fall. Otherwise the braided wire that holds them together can corrode. Mine have lasted several years of daily winter use; a good product.
189929
Would not wear on lino or wood floors, they would tear them up. They are designed for frozen surfaces with the chain and diamond shaped links to fracture the surface and get a grip!
236456
Yes, they are safe. I have hardwood floors as well and the feet have a rubber type cover on them.
1014652
As other comments have pointed out they are regular golf balls. As such, windows will get damaged at the same rate that they would be from normal golf balls, same goes for walls. Floors...only if your floors are made of paper, or you're dropping the balls from an extreme height
988704
I don't know for sure,but the wheels are the same as all the other hard plastic toys. If those scratch your floors then I would think these would also.
758731
Thought this was answered. I have two and grandkids use on my wooden floors, no problems. I don't let them go outside on concrete; kept inside so wheels don't get any gashes to scratch floors.
826520
The majority of the "pad" is hard plastic. I agree. It will damage your floor and that is why I sent them back.
1603345
Yes, would be safe. Would not harm hardwood. This is great stuff, and I love the fragrance. If spots in your car mats from dirt, spray, rub gently back and forth, and next day the spot is gone, and you've got the extra - a nice fragrance in your car. Also great for removing those tar spots near the bottom of your car body after it is washed. No, I don't work for the company. I'm just 59 years old, believe in the stuff, and have been using it at least 20 years. I always keep 4 bottles handy.
339871
I don't think it would be a good idea to have Ro-pel touching any car parts. It might cause corrosion or an undesired chemical reaction.
188847
No. They must be soft machine balls or nerf type balls. Regular balls will ruin the wheels and motor.
1014649
The balls are made of regular material. Yes they could cause damage to floors and windows.
2082419
I have not. So I wouldn't know if they would damage it. I have only used them on the wall.
633687
Yes. They are made of a black foam-type of material. We use this stroller in the house and we have never had a mark on the floor from it.
218088
The adhesive strips are separate from the cord cover, so you could use it without adhesives at all. No it won't hurt your floor.
60811
I would not use indoors. There are many insecticides recommended for indoor use so I would not take the risk.
152002
I've never had a problem with them on carpet. The only surfaces that have given me a problem are waxed floors, tile and concrete.
2026414
These are designed for household item on interior floors....therefore we would not know. Thank you
1310
I have tile flooring and there was no damage to it. Because of the footplate is made a of a heavy plastic material, I think you will be fine. Also, the footplate can be raised and placed out of the way if necessary. I purchased this product for my visiting mother-in-law. She was with us for three months and this product made all the difference in the world for her.