how do you apply these to the floor?
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It's a sticker. These are small though. Size of a half dollar. I put them on wall next to pet bed. I do like them.
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Make sure the floor is fully dry and not tack at all, but the instructions say not to wait longer than 5 days. I did my floor coating, waited three days and then applied the clear. Looks fantastic and the included anti slip is nice!!
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Peel off backing an stick to floor. Go from middle point on floor out towards walls. Very simple.
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You put them on like you would put a pillow case on a pillow. Turn it inside out, grad the bottom of the foot and roll it over their paws bottom to top.reverse for removal. Don
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I would refer to the properties of Cinnamon before applying to floor. I would think it would be ok but be sure it wouldn't harm your perticular floor.
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The method I use is to spray a small pf Bona on the floor with a spray bottle then I use the mop sometimes I must go over it again if the mark it hard to get up. They even make a mop that has a spray accessory on it. This process works fine for me and I get the results I expect. I bought my first Bona from a floor dealer who told me that using other products could damage the floor or cause a build up. The bottom line is I am very pleased with the product I have been using it for several years.
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I just use vinegar and warm water. I tried to use Simple Green but it left smear marks on the floor.
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I use these stickers for my shower floor to prevent slippage. You can use them for smooth surface floors. You have follow the directions carefully because once there on, you can not remove to be used again.
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Mark the floor lightly with a pencil or other removable marking pen around the risers. remove the risers (with some help, of course) and put some double sided adhesive tape on part or all of the riser that rests on the floor. Return the risers to the marked spot. That should do the trick. The risers should come with rubber bottoms, though. Worth suggesting to the manufacturer. No problem on carpeted floors, though.
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A little bit of mild soapy water, wet them internally and bar and slide them as desired. Let them dry to avoid slip.
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I use either plain water, water and vinegar with a drop of dish detergent, or water and hydrogen peroxide. I don't use floor cleaners that require a rinse.
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Go to the Natures Head website, they have complete instructions and even a step-by-step video, to show you how to install and attach to the floor.
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Its easy. You pour some on a section of your floor, I normally do an S configuration, and then you mop to clean and spread over the area. I have a mop head sponge designed for wood floors (doesn't hold as much water as you want the mop as dry as possible when you apply the cleaner). Rinse your mop, get any access water out of it and do another section. directions are on the bottle
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I put these on a wood subfloor temporarily until we covered it with laminate flooring. When we removed the tiles there was a lot of sticky stuff left on the floor. They are not easy to peel off once stuck to the floor.
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In order for the rubber grips to work they need to either be hooked into the hanger, like many of the clear hangers found at retail stores, or threaded through as you see on the picture of the wooden hanger. I have some of the white plastic hangers that you describe and the grips won't work on those, however, you could try using the felt circle pads that are for putting on the bottoms of furniture feet in order to protect floors from scratches. Just wrap the circle around the top of the plastic hanger and it should provide a non-slip surface to hold the clothing in place. For a picture, look on marthastewart.com and type in 'stay put pants'. That's where I found the idea. Good luck. In order for the rubber grips to work they need to either be hooked into the hanger, like many of the clear hangers found at retail stores, or threaded through as you see on the picture of the wooden hanger. I have some of the white plastic hangers that you describe and the grips won't work on those, however, you could try using the felt circle pads that are for putting on the bottoms of furniture feet in order to protect floors from scratches. Just wrap the circle around the top of the plastic hanger and it should provide a non-slip surface to hold the clothing in place. For a picture,... » Read More In order for the rubber grips to work they need to either be hooked into the hanger, like many of the clear hangers found at retail stores, or threaded through as you see on the picture of the wooden hanger. I have some of the white plastic hangers that you describe and the grips won't work on those, however, you could try using the felt circle pads that are for putting on the bottoms of furniture feet in order to protect floors from scratches. Just wrap the circle around the top of the plastic hanger and it should provide a non-slip surface to hold the clothing in place. For a picture, look on marthastewart.com and type in 'stay put pants'. That's where I found the idea. Good luck. « Show Less
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Use a buffer or a file to scatch of the surface a little before soak them with acetone. I am sure it will work
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I assume you have the clear side down towards the floor.You can purchase some double sided tape (3M is a good brand) at the hardware store and it should work fine and not ruin the hardwood surface.You probably only need a half dozen one inch strips to do the job.Buy the thinnest thickness and try that first.