Is there anything special that i need to do if it gets rained on in order to dry it out?
1018915
its nylon, so you just need to wipe it down otherwise its very slippery. never store anything wet, mold grows were it is moist.
1018916
We just dry it inside and out with a towel and then put it away if my granddaughter is finished playing with it. If she wants to continue playing with it, just dry it off and it's good to go. Hope this helps.
1018917
Try not to leave it out there when it is raining but if in case it does get wet, just leave it out until it dries before putting it away.
295722
After you rinse it thoroughly, it can go right back into service. There's no reason that it needs to dry.
45994
You need to waterproof it if it is outdoors where there is a lot of rain. Cellophane works great.
1938064
You absolutely do not want to let it get wet. Once it fully dries out by evaporation (no heating) it will probably work.
439234
Your best bet would be to sweep it with a broom or hose it off. It doesn't come apart but it does unfold. It's a soft material that would dry quickly but it's not vinyl or anything "water proof".
576367
No, just paint it outside. It should dry unless there is something wrong with your bottle of paint
472669
No it won't work, it's not sturdy and there is no lining that u can take out and clean. So if it gets damp there is no way of drying it
44468
I have accidentally left my bike out in the rain and I was able to towel dry it quickly so it doesn't retain water or get soaking wet. The fabric is not slippery when wet either so to be wet while riding it shouldn't be an issue. Hope this helps.
750107
No, just be sure to use enough product - don't be stingy with it, and use a clean microfiber towel to dry.
709568
yes, just used a hose outside your house to cleaned up and leave it to dry, will take up to two days before dries off totally and ready to used again
603038
I did it dry but i believe if you leave it in some warm place just for couple minutes it will help you to install it easier.
1341919
As long as there is no moisture, like rain gets on it, should work. I would contact the mfg to be sure
1753928
I have been using it outdoors but in a covered porch area. If it gets wet, I take it apart to dry the inside then prepare it again.
1562265
U can. But it has moving parts that water can get into. Just need to dry it out completely.
601188
There will be a lot of water...so I wouldn't call it dry. Keep a towel handy, you will need one.
510303
I never leave it out in the rain, mainly because of the wind. They do suggest, however, that you can waterproof it by spraying it with Scotchguard or similar product and letting it dry before installation.
1976533
I usually just shake this to get debris off of it, and when it got "taken out" too many times, I just to trash it. I've never been under the impression that it's something you want to get really wet, but perhaps setting it out in the sun will speed the drying. Perhaps next time just spot clean the area.