Has anyone used these to protect table corners/baby proofing?
779444
i'm not sure ...however, I think you can baby proof all sharp edges with a tennis ball with a sharp pair of scissors.
1731756
No I have not, but they should work just fine as a hidden means of insuring closure of a window as well as a door.
870628
Ours has held up well for a couple years at a time. We just ordered two new sets to replace the old ones we had. They are plastic with elastic around the edge. They fit very well on the two round tables we have.
1462014
I sprayed them with Scotchguard before we began to use them and so far so good. We haven't had a very strong windy day to test the table. We remove the umbrella if it is windy to avoid that problem.
1497492
We have them on perforated leather in a Mecedes and yes, they seem to be doing a good job on protecting the leather from stretching under the car seats. The problem with some of the others is that the backing material can become glued to the seat. We have not seen that with this one, that is why we chose it.
1477823
Yes, I find them very handy. I use them to cover bowls that don't have lids, or are a little too full to put the lid on, or to take a decorative tray of goodies to a party, or for yogurt cups my kids didn't finish, or to keep a plate of cheese covered at a party so it doesn't dry out, etc. I wouldn't trust them to travel with say, a casserole, or something that could leak out if tipped a little, but they have lots of other uses.
2102877
I did use it on our wood and glass end tables. I have not removed them yet as our son is 16 months old. But I do believe the 3M tape that comes with it will not harm the wood finish. I might suggest using Goo-Gone when the time comes to remove the 2 sided tape. Hope this helped! Enjoy your day!
2275123
I am using it for that very thing right now. I tried double sided carpet tape, but that didn't really work. When we used it for sound proofing we used T Pins - ADVANTUS Gem 1.5-Inch T-Pins, 100 per Box (87T) as we wanted to take them down with little to no damage to the walls. They worked quite well.
762430
I have not but can give you a little insight on the product. The top piece that you push the food through actually screws onto the pouches. I don't know if it has the same screwing pattern as these pouches. If your baby goes through a lot of squeezies, it would definitely be worth a shot!
1027765
I bet you could they are insulated and flat. Would protect counter tops and table tops.we use them on our church buffets under sterno chaffing dishes...same princple.. to protect that surface beloe. So glad ypu asked.
1816923
Sure--you can put the double sided tape on part of the corner guard that meets the table top. It may look like crap but it will be safe for little ones running around the house.
1288587
Thanks for your suggestion. That is a good idea. Do you think staples, or tape would work to secure the sides?
1469758
Yes, I have used them several times. Sometimes I put those chocolate design papers on them, really pretty!
1935620
They are very flimsy. I personally would not use them for that. At best,you would a need napkin to shield the heat.
918099
We use them for exterior with no problems. They are somewhat protected by our carport but are holding up fine
2223568
Mines in not on a table, I use it in my bassinet. It's really secure even with the baby shifting. I have placed it on other items and it's fine since the curve supports the baby to not flip over.
2191066
This is really to be used as a desk blotter. You probably want a larger one for that kind of purpose. But the product itself would protect the table.