what would happen if I fliiped it over and used it cone down?
898962
I tossed it. Holes are very small near bottom. Ended up draining shower very slowly. Ended up standing in an inch of water during entire shower.
898963
The Hair Snare has ridges for stacking purposes. The ridges would prevent a proper seal allow water and hair to go down the drain.
800262
I stripped mine but I do believe it will go over existing. Is very waterproof.
246276
Don't think that will work. You would probably have to check it separately and it may get damaged.
1311106
You would need to get it close to the ground for a potentially extended period of time but you could use it in this manner if you choose to.
1239026
Just looked at mine and it appears that it could be cut down. However, it could be risky. Remember that I said "it appears that it could be done" -- but there are no guarantee's.
1509850
I have had no issues with this. Treat it like a baby and it will be good to you. I wouldn't drop it, or use it for anything other than as intended....
780482
Keep a relatively full propane bottle in it and you should be fine. If it still blows over then move to another part of the country.
475664
no damage to the car. would probably destroy the cone. I use these in my classroom that has a construction theme.
252344
It should not happened. I have been using mine for years and have had no problem. I recommend to exchange it.
238501
It lays down. I would not worry about it blowing out but theft could be a concern.
1565322
It would be ruined. The laminant would likely absorb moisture and peel off.
879676
It's more of a decoration peice. You could probably swing it lightly but any vigorous motions will probably result in damage.
2192539
I haven't taken mine down since I put it together, but I don't see it being a problem. The instructions however, could be alittle more detailed.
1610884
Yes-the profile of the item is pretty low so your tires should go over it with a little extra on the gas.
8722
No, I can't see this happening at all. I put it on my floor that is covered with pennies. It is very hard. Totally sealed. It has been down a year, with no problems.
877189
make sure the ball doesn't hit it then it will tip over. If it's safe from the action you should be fine.
1690053
I never used it that way and wouldn't recommend to do it. It's pretty thin and light and would be dangerous to handle if very hot.