Will these pads work without using the adhesive?
275131
These pads would only work that way if you purchased them a bit bigger than the legs on what you intend to move. This would help if the furniture did try to slip off it would notdamage the floor. The other suggestion I would have would be to buy pads with rubber on one side that would keep your furniture in place while moving but could be removed.
275132
They wil work for moving something or if it is just standing. If you are going to be moving it as in a kitchen chair you should use the adhesive.
275133
I put a clear plastic circle on the adhesive part, so it was not sticky and dust wouldn't stick and it worked
1915976
Patricia, these pads come with a sticky surface on one side so you just peel them off the clear plastic strip they come with and press them into place. After ten uses or so, they begin lose their adhesiveness, but you can get more life out of them by putting a drop of rubbing alcohol on them and rubbing the two pads together. So I get twenty applications per pad before having to unwrap another set!
1904677
I don't think so. The suction cup is very strong so I don't think you need to use adhesive.
1121245
I haven't had any problems with the velcro coming off. If anything I have a difficult time getting the pads to come off because they stick so well.
1341662
Unless your frames are unusually fragile, yes. The adhesive, and application of pads, is similar to tape.
963619
I see no reason these pads wouldn't work: http://www.amazon.com/2-pack-Inch-Microfiber-Pads-Commercial/dp/B0009RPSJ2/ref=pd_cp_hi_0
899820
Not having adhesive to keep the pad in place has proven to be a major downside (for us) to using this product. I thought it would be relatively easy to just tape it down, but that has turned out to actually be more work than anticipated. These pads work, but if the person using them moves around a bit in their sleep, then you need to be aware of the limitations.
218087
I did't use the adhesive strips. You won't need them if it will be under furniture or otherwise out of the way. I guess another question would be is an adhesive solvent like Goo Gone going to hurt your wood floors. According to their web site, it should be fine. http://googone.com/Goo-Gone-Problem-Solving
1116324
pads last for ever! I just changed to 2nd set of pads. No I do not use anyextra adhesive. Enjoy.
127024
The pads have adhesive on them but it comes with a 50% coupon incentive when you register the product. You can purchase whatever additional items with that through their site. (a gel is available as well as additional pads ect.)
1260282
This is the answer I received straight from Omron Customer Service..."After 8-10 uses please make sure you rinse the pads with cool water, let them air dry, and place them in the freezer over night. This will help with the adhesive on the pads."
1880254
I wouldn't think so. They would stick ok to a hard surface, but probably wouldn't stay put on padding.
675648
I did not, but I'm sure you can. Just be sure you go all the way through cleanly if you aren't going to be taking off the paper covering the adhesive. They are not all that thick, so it should be doable.
2141524
I don't know. I haven't had any problem with them not sticking. I have only been using it a week. there are replacement pads available to order though. I would think new pads would be safer. or perhaps you could try some adhesive tape over them?
2233067
I don't know..small ones..but I used velco pads to install some..and then double sided tape for the others (as I ran out of velcro)
1917428
Hello!These pads just come by themselves, already sticky. They usually last for around a few months with me. If they start not sticking, all you have to do is rinse the pad underneath cold water, and let them air dry. They will be really sticky again.They will wear out eventually, but this method works for a long time. =)
1105163
No, I use them in my athletic shoes and insert them between the shoe and and pad. They stay in place nicely and are much better than the felt pads the doctor gave me, not to mention a lot less expensive ($80!!) You could probably glue them in place if you had to.