Will it work on my new dining room table or be too sticky to remove?
2055653
It will come off any surface without any real effort required. You can't just grab it and rip it off. You first need to release the switch to decrease the pressure, then you need to pull on the suction cup by grabbing the little tab that sticks out from it (that is why it is there). If you pull the tab straight up from the surface the device is adhered to, it will break the suction seal and the device will peel off easily. Very easily.
2055654
It would likely come off, but anything that pulls a vacuum the way this one does would likely damage the finish from the force exerted.
548870
I had to make sure the surface is super clean and nonporous. That's why we ended up using it on the highchair with its molded plastic tray. It doesn't work on our dining room table surface even though it's very smooth because of the wood grain. I also have to make sure there is absolutely nothing - not dust, sticky fingerprints, nothing - stuck to the suction cup.
1816921
You can try but I do not think that they will stick and they may be bigger than the corners of the table. Best to get a guard that wraps all around the coffee table. They are ao much better and last forever. They never come off until you tale it off. The other is a total waste of your money. Mary
1476920
I never use furniture polish on the Rafferty Table, Jane. Sometimes I may use a very slighly damp tee shirt type rag. I have these table a little over a year, and found that this works well.
901801
I have never had a problem with stickiness when using this product. It looks like feels like satin once it is thoroughly rubbed in the wood.
80150
I purchased this product to use on my copper dining room table legs and it worked great. I had a few issues with getting the wax out of tight crevasses, but overall it did a great job. I hope this will assist.
2152489
Try cleaning it with rubbing alcohol. That usually works to get sticky stuff off of things.
1459220
Although I've not placed it on my wood table, the silicone is of a thickness that would elevate it above the table so that it will not touch. Not sure if this helps.
608257
my sticker came off pretty easy. I have googled before how to get sticky off of items left by stickers and I have always found Dawn Dish liquid to work with a mild abrasive sponge. I read vinegar works and WD-40 can help too. Peanut butter (same as when you use it to get gum out of things like your hair). Maybe google and find out other methods but it came off pretty easy for me for some reason.
334975
I'm not exactly sure what the substance is (it might be some sort of oil), but this slime has a very sticky outside. Unfortunately, this stickiness is well above capable of taking off the finish of wood tables. It's similar to rubbing an eraser on a desk. I'm sorry that you also had a bad experience, best of luck!
1460175
I have never had a issue getting it off the furniture. I have cloth furniture I don't know what you have. I do know that sometimes soap helps on something's DONT USE ANYTHING THAT WOULD DAMAGE YOUR FURNITURE. try rolling the edges and then get under it and take it off in a slant.
674601
I used it around Christmas for a buffet table. It is long and narrow perfect for that purpose. I do believe it had a little texture to the table top not anything rough. I had a plastic table cloth on top and it didn't slide.
2059734
I would say yes but first cut it before you take the sticky part off. Also i would make sure you wash the area and have it dry a few days before applying. Use a old credit card to rub over it as you apply, allows for a good hold.
2079479
Yes, it works well and hasn't damaged my furniture. You must reapply often. Be careful not to get it on your hands as it is hard to get off.
182078
Well, it will work on only on the table but not carrying around with it. Otherwise, the bolt will loosen and cause problem.
983075
Thumb tacks probably won't work. I would use some type of double-sided tape that wouldn't tear paint off when removed.
2192558
I think this product might work, as long as you really thoroughly sealed off all the edges underneath the table so no moisture can get underneath the sticky part.