Do these help to protect the surface of furniture from scratches? i.e. a changing pad or diaper depot?
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I am using them to hold the glass from a glass topped table attached to the table frame. They are very small so I am not sure how they can prevent furniture from scratching.
462840
Although I haven't used them for that purpose, I would certainly think that they would work for that application. They hold the item up off the surface a bit and are soft themselves. Hope this helps!
2055668
Yes they are great because you can remove them with plastic diapers on so they stay dry and/or change the pad. You have the benefit of the diapers for any big "accidents" and the changing or removal of pads keep the skin dry. They also wick away moisture to prevent skin breakdown and if arranged well to prevent leaks help keep bed dry overnight if large amount of urine flows out.
513439
The legs do not have floor protectors - you could probably apply some if desired. Note- I have the tables on my hardwood floors and have not noticed any scratches
1745646
It will keep them from peeing on certain spots on carpeting. I don't know about just scratching.
2020123
Not really sure I understand what u mean about the pads. But I have hardwood floor and I used these to help me move 2 big cabinets. It was very easy with the help of this. Hope this helps
1336891
No but you could put felt stoppers on it. I have cork tiles on my floor and haven't noticed any scratches on my floor where I use the stool.
1942005
I think i would use felt pads instead. These are about 2 inches square and have a place for a wheel. I don't think they would be practical for sliding dining chairs in and out.
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I assume after you replace pads, they may not stay in as well as you may have to utilize the same hole (depending how wide is the leg). You can always add some glue. Personally I don't have any problems with them yet. I have put them on a year ago and still look like new. Please note that I am using furniture on wood floors and there is not opportunity to drag furniture against carpets, etc... which put additional friction and may rip them off.
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It will protect your bedding from leaks caused by the diaper leaking but by no means a replacement for a diaper if that is your question. They are well made and will withstand many washings.
493519
These would help wick away moisture which is what they do in a cloth diaper to help keep the baby's skin dry. You would probably have to cut them down to size, I would just buy some fleece at the fabric store, it would be cheaper.
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I have Pergo floors and bought these to keep my sectional together. They did not do so, but they did keep the floors from getting scratched
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I would probably say those little plastic adhesive backed things you find at BBB or a ACE would work well underneath. You know the things you put under chair or table legs to prevent floor scratching.
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Not so much. These are primarily for keeping furniture put where you want it. I can slide my recliner minimally, but not far enough to clean under it.
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I used these for stopping my couches from sliding on my laminate flooring. They are very "rubbery" feeling so it may work to stop the rocker from sliding on the carpet. I did find they don't stick really great as I have had to replace a few, but you do get a lot in the package. Hope that helps
1751985
I use then on top of a crib liner when my baby cosleeps with me. That way the baby's body isn't on the scratchy surface of the pad. I have never used them as actual diapers.
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Yes, I believe they did scratch our wood floor when the chairs slid in and out from our island. However, I placed (inexpensive) pads on the bottom of all the legs/feet & that took care of it. I still love these chairs- although my kids are constantly swiveling back n forth when sitting in them, which nicks up the wood on the sides of the chairs (from our granite counter top). Wished I would have got non-swivel/stationary chairs.
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Yes, the changing table came with a pad which is good enough. As a mom of a eight month old who has had her share of poopy diapers marathons, I suggest not to spend your energy and money looking for a cover for that pad. I always wipe it with cleaning solution or wipe cloth after every diaper change.