If a mold was made of a shoe sole would it float on water?
276444
No. The silicone material has a higher density than water and so a molding the shape of a shoe sole would not float. You could mold a shoe and that would float - just like a boat will float.
291846
Yes it will float its plastic tubing, you would have to weigh it down with something.
2088708
Yes! But the person would know they stepped on it. And they make a little bit of a mess. Very slight but they are intended for outdoor use. I have wrapped them in a paper towel and tossed them in trash cans etc.
1173528
I would think so but I don't know for sure. We used an air compressor with a small tip on it. We love these floats. Enjoy!
1543851
This is not a waterproof fabric so I'm sure it would sink through and probably mildew/mold quite quickly.
257071
I've never tried using it in a pool, but I think it's made out of hollow molded plastic, so I think it would float and not sink.
1595384
I made a full shoe with this shoe mold, I use clamps to hold the mold together and it made a pretty awesome shoe. I use candy melt
1419367
If loaded with clothing and properly sealed - it should do. If loaded with heavy gear/ballast/etc - no. As Colin already replied, items lighter than water will float.
584371
They will definitely float. Same kind of styrofoam that you would find in a bean bag
1034980
(sorry for taking so long to see this question) No, this model does not float.
2271467
My only concern would be with the decreased volume of water, there may be some bleaching of the liner if the float stays in one place.
1429236
Yes in the sense that they're plastic and won't rust or corrode, but there may be better options. I don't know about floating.
610236
See Michael's answer. I use it the same way and it works fine. You must have air in it to make it float.
1223140
Not likely. It circulates air through a filter. I am not sure how that could have much of an impact on mold.
2246587
No. Air is trapped in the protector and the change in temperature will cause it to sweat. It will more than likely float. When forced under water it will more than likely leak
431436
I'm not sure. If the mold is from moisture, then maybe not - though if it's airborne then the unit will pull it out of the air. Much winds up in the filters, and the rest on the carpet - but the air does get cleaned.Hope this helps.
1255867
Probably. It won't float, but there's nothing that I can see with it that would be a problem if it got wet or submerged.