Has anyone used these over linoleum?
830246
Works just fine, like gliding on air. Tile, carpet, linoleum, concrete, no problem.
1112765
I use them, and they are excellent. I would recommend deciding on the area of coverage you are looking for. These worked great for me and I can reuse them many times.
999578
Absolutely YES it does work on linoleum as well as: hardwood, tile, vinyl, marble, laminate and stone plus no-wax and most other hard surfaces. I tell you, you will not be disappointed. However, I do not have any first-hand experience with linoleum. I read the surfaces right off the bottle itself in order to answer this question.
256392
I got these for an uncle who was in a retirement facility and has now passed away. Their floors were mostly carpet & linoleum. They didn't harm the linoleum, BUT if the user needs a lot of support and puts extra pressure on the handles, I can see where you might be concerned. They do better and last longer than the tennis ball scenarios, and for sure are a lot more stable than other options. THey are relative cheep, you might just have to try them and if they scratch stop. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1683021
I used them on linoleum covered basement stairs and they haven't moved at all.
1042035
if you really mean linoleum, as opposed to vinyl, I don 't think you should be using wax on it in the first place. The floor I used it on was vinyl. I have since installed a linoleum floor in another location and don't use waxy cleaners. If you do have real linoleum, I would be hesitant to use it without testing it on a small out of the way spot.
1462969
I have had no problem with lint thus far. However, I have only washed one pair, and have yet to use that pair after it went through the wash. I use them while playing my euphonium (http://amzn.com/B0052NJUKG).
923941
Verify your floor is real linoleum and not sheet vinyl. Real linoleum is a wood and cork sheet product developed in the 1860s with extremely high resistance to wear. Most sheet products from the 1950 are petrochemical vinyls that are less expensive to manufacture but do not wear for 100 years like linoleum. The interest in Green Construction products in the past 10 years have revitalized the real linoleum market and new colors are available removing the stigma that it is a 2nd grade floor choice
2282668
I use them on paper and labels, but have not tried them on anything else. They have been terrific for my needs, but think they might not be too successful on other surfaces. Cheers, Sydney
456295
I use mine on linoleum. I do believe it can be used on some laminate. You might want to check with the maker of your laminate to be sure, if that is a possibility.
1955863
Yes, they work great and don't leave a lot of lint. They work well with anything that has glass.
1367197
I have never used them for that. I have some scrap pieces, maybe I should try that. I install laminate flooring to some times...
1332781
Good question. I just tried sliding it on my linoleum floor and it slid with no problem whatsoever.
1042036
I did not use it on linoleum. I used it on very old vinyl tile on it worked but I had to work on it.
1880257
We put the carpet tiles on top of old linoleum in a small closet. They had plenty of stickiness for that. However, because the tiles are so light weight, I wouldn't hold out much hope for a satisfying, permanent, useable solution if they're applied on top of padding. Good luck with whatever you decide to do.
228816
wondered that myself,have only used them on the bottom shelf. let me know if you find out.
1053909
I also using it for a king bed. Just got them so can't comment in any indentation in the floor. Linoleum is different.