can these be used in a bath room where its damp from baths and showers? Or on a bathroom window?
827474
I have them on a window in my spare bathroom.. (Where I usually take my baths) I have had no issues with the steam causing them to fall. I can't speak to dampness from shower as I use a different bathroom for that. But overall I'm very pleased.
827475
Yes, it can be used on the wall. I have it on the bathroom wall where it gets damp often. So far, about a year now, they still look good, nothing happened to them.
827476
Mine have been on a wall in a bathroom that gets moisture from showers and baths. They have not lifted, have stated in place. I haven't tried them on a window or a mirror but assume that would work well, too. Also good to know, as seasons change or you redecorate, they can be removed readily and can be re-used.
146712
Yes. I use one in the bathroom but I also use a fan during the shower. It takes time to work but it does remove a lot of moisture from the air.
248580
I bought these for my kitchen so I don't know how bathroom moisture would affect them.
454679
This little dehumidifier is great for dehumidifying damp rooms but I believe this will not work like an exhaust fan for bathrooms. Sorry if this is not what you want to hear but it sounds like you would need someone to install an exhaust fan for your bathroom. Good luck!
32650
This product is UL listed and it's not rated for dampness so I wouldn't install it in the bathroom . I hope I was helpful
306712
If the size of your room is large enough and you are using it for air circulation as in any other room and not for removing steam and moisture from your shower and bath, then i would say yes
2056627
I'm pretty sure the instructions said it can only be indoors; these Philips lights aren't meant to be used in humid areas either. I can't use them in the bathroom.
2067355
You should be able to use them in the shower, however, you will need to grout around it so you get a good seal around the base against the wall to prevent from rusting in the back.
323050
They are meant for car exteriors and they are great on car exteriors. I haven't used them on windows yet but they would probably be fine to dry windows after being washed. Otherwise I would used paper towels on windows.
1298437
If the windows are glass. I used on both the inside and outside of my windows. I would think you could use paper towels. I mixed in a bucket and put in on with the scrubber/sponge side of a squeegee. Hope this helps.
172007
I can't say since I have not used them in a bathroom. However, I have used several different kinds of decals for decorating and these are think and sturdy and are not curly like some of the others that I have used. Because of this I think they may work in a bathroom.
1109433
I think they could get wet. I would not was them in a washing machine but they stick pretty well to the wall and we use them a lot.
1823950
No these are for wash clothes or hand towels, like they use in a nail salon. Bath Towels would not fit.
1988647
You can...as long as you keep a towel on the floor outside the bathtub! I have this arrangement, and it SUCKS! I bought it because I thought that laundering a curtain would be more cost effective, and look nicer, than replacing plastic ones. Get a different fabric one, or just stick with plastic.
142950
I don't think they would work well on textured walls. If a bathroom was well ventilated and didn't get steamed up during a shower, I think they would work. I haven't had any issues the two times I had to run a vaporizer in the room these are in.
1365664
Yes you can. They are synthetic and don't absorb moisture. They dry quickly on a hook in my shower, but I believe a trip through the laundry is a good idea from time to time.
1641082
sorry that I cannot answer this question. We did not use them on tile shower