I'd like to use these for a ceramic tile floor. Will they discolor the floor or leave other types of marks in it?
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i don't see how, but i have carpet. no discolor yet. it's been around a year
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I have ceramic tile but I have not moved them so can't answer that. But they work great for us. Wish I knew about them earlier.
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No, the Sorbothane polymers used in Silent Feet will not cause discoloration to sealed surfaces like tile and ceramic. They may cause slight discoloration over time on vinyl, carpet, wood and cement.
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Won't necessarily leave a mark; but, without some modifications to the setup -- I had to get some of the non-slip rubber material they use under rugs, wrap it around two 3 foot 2x4's, remove the washer's feet and put the silent feet in between the 2x4 and washer -- these really will not stop your washer from walking.
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I use this ink pad to stamp the bottom of wooden boxes I turn on the lathe. I use rubber stamp pads and after stamping stained wood I can apply polyurethane within an hour. I also stamp bare wood and then buff it down with a 3 pad buffing and wax system. The ink is permanent and unless I fall asleep at the buffer it will still show clearly. I'm not sure if this answer helps you but if your tiles are made of wood this ink pad will work. Not sure if it will stick on porcelain or ceramic. The ink is already in the pad and should last at least a year before you would need to apply more. I can say this is very good indelible ink.
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I have a bunch of them so I can rotate them. Have 1000 sq. ft of white tile (and Black Lab). I too soak in DW liquid before washing. I wash them with towel and especially stuff like bathroom rugs. They come out stained (just dark) but entirely useable. Haven't had to throw any out due to wear. Using for 9 months. I have to use about three to get thru 1 cleaning. I tried "off brand" and they sucked and didn't fit.
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I have used it on my Laminate floors and there has been no discoloration or anything. Really good product. I love it.
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Yes i think so because you have to add them to the piece. I use them because I have tile floor. I hope I helped.
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I really don't know, I used in ceramic floor and it works. That is all I can tell you.
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I have not used them on tile but have used the on metal and glass. I would experiment (the tiles are $.20 at Home Depot) with the white glazed ones. If you get the unglazed ones you will not be able to control the bleed because the porousness of the stone will absorb it. I did not have to seal it with anything when working with metal or glass. I would recommend not sealing it because you can get "spots" from the sealant.
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Yes absolutely, I've used them on hard wood floors for a year now. No marks. no scratches.
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I have the brown one & have not seen any staining on my floor. I have a light colored tile.
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The sticky back on them is very strong. I misplaced one when I was laying them and it was really hard to pull it up. I would venture to say yes they would stick to tile, but I suppose maybe the grout lines could be an obstacle to a smooth-surface adhesion.
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I use them on a tiled floor, but you can glue some felt on so it wont hurt wood floor.
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I can't say for wood flooring but I used these on a cart I built for my bathroom which has laminate flooring and they work great and don't leave any marks on that. Hope this helps some!
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I have wooden flooring in my home and I have these floor protector rollers on my chairs I use at my computers. I do not know how they would be on ceramic tile but on the wooden flooring, they seem to slide more than roll.
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I have used this product on tile of any sorts, on marble, any type of grout, man made marble, silicone caulking, regular colored caulking and porcelain product, and had no problem of discoloration. I used x 14 for many years This is the only product that as got the job done for me.
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These are typically for soft surfaces, like carpeting or rugs. For tile I would use something softer, like a felt or rubber product.
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You can hammer them down but you can't have any dirt because you will be able to feel it... This vinyl tile is not lined up all the same. It became frustrating to to keep it lined up but I still layed it down... You can't really tell unless you really pay attention to the misaligned lines...
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We have an RV park, with public restrooms and showers. We placed these outside the showers, for a place to stand while drying off. Our guests seem to like them. They have been in place for a couple of months. So far, they leave no marks on the floor. Our floor is painted concrete. I can't imagine them hurting tile. Like anything else, I recommend lifting them and cleaning under them routinely.