Are they Waterproof?
1560660
No, they are made of tissue paper - they come flat and you have to fluff them out.
1560661
No...they are essentially made out of tissue paper so water would damage them.
1560662
NO, they are made from tissue paper the kind you would use in a gift box/bag, they are very pretty though
434645
Although I put them on when I was already in the water, I don't think they are waterproof in the sense you inquire about. (They're now in storage, so I can't try them out for you -- sorry.)
1870095
I don't know about water proof. By they can withstand being outdoors. I've got mine in the front of my boat on the railing. They get splashed on lightly and rained on. They work and sound pretty good
1961262
They have a rubber feel to them so I would imagine that they would be water proof, I wipe them down but I do not submerge them in water.
852713
They are totally waterproof, and I have used them both ways. Hope this helps.
1326396
No ! These are not water proof. On a hard surface floor they can really move.
2262310
No, they are just like regular address labels. I have never tried to see if they are waterproof, but they are the same material as a normal address label.
972958
Yes, they seem to be waterproof. We have had several rains this spring and the chairs and cushions have stayed dry.
1816125
No. They are highly absorbent after a good washing, but they are definitely not waterproof.
79051
they are not waterproof but the moisture doesn't soak through quickly if subjected to some water. i haven't submerged them in anything so i can't speak to that..
990252
Stephen, yes they are waterproof, tested many times this summer on the rainy east coast and not a drop of water on my new patio furniture cushions. They will fade in the sun, no big deal. After a few years you can discard and replace.
339748
I am not sure about that? They are electronic so I don't think they are water resistant.
1506207
They are waterproof as far as rain or even pressure washing goes. I have not tried to submerge them into water as of yet. But in order to do that water would have to be 3 foot deep.
1833920
They are rated for outdoor use, so yes they are water-proof. My are tucked up under the eaves of the house. It's a very good camera.
229204
I do not believe so. But they are water proof... sealed lightly. You would have to ask the seller specifically. thanks
1353082
I would say "yes" because they are "water-proof", if that is the version you purchase. I bought waterproof and have them for outdoors on my deck. Your idea sounds very unique! They should last 20 years. Bryan
851569
I agree with M.Giese. Do not submerge them. I do think they are very water resistant. Very heavy rain. They could be made pretty much water proof with very little effort