Are the decals suitable for a laundry room? Heat &amp; moisture cause a problem with sticking?
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With this particular item I am not positive but I had a quote in my bathroom and when I removed the stickers the paint came with it.
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Sure. Ive used them in my dorm room before. You just need some type of puddy to stick them on with. (Tape doesnt work that good)
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Yes, we have semi gloss in my son's play room where we installed the decals & have had no issues so far & it's been at least 9 months.
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I used this in the laundry room to really glam it up... is certainly can be used in an entry way, although I'd suggest using only one of the mental bars so that it does not hang as low.
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These are mostly for walls and windows. I would suggest something that can be ironed on to fabric. Amazon has some iron fabric stuff just search iron on monograms.
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NO i don't think so....they need to be stuck on a non porous very flat service. Your painted wall will have tiny ridges that allow air in to eliminate suction. A solution I have seen is to stick a large round clear sticker specifically for your purpose, try googling or go to Home Depot?. You can also maybe DIY something like take a small display mirror from the DOLLAR TREE and stick it on the wall? Or stick clear packing tape onto the wall and stick off of that. Just a suggestion.
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These are not made for labeling clothing that will go through the wash. I use the labels you iron in or sew in for that. These work well for shoes, supply boxes, lunch boxes, etc. - pretty much any hard surface. I've taken these off items and reapplied them several times and they still stick when reapplied. Hope this helps!
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I have used number and letter decals which have survived a particularly harsh New Hampshire winter. I would assume good quality decorative vinyl decals will be serviceable as well. The only concern should be the summer heat , which did shrink my "Dayton Flyers" decals about 1/4", on a previous metal mailbox. I have yet to experience a summer with my MailMaster.
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This is a sharp looking metal baseboard type heater. You should not have any problem. However if you wish they are "paintable". I'd select a "paint" as close to the stain color as possible. Frankly it would be better if you paint it to match it to the wall color and not the floor. This way it will blend into the wall and not be as noticeable. I'm a designer. Just had to input some info.
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Anything can be stained or finished if you're willing to do the work, but these do have a glossy finish. I know painting would be easy with a good primer, staining I've never done but I think you would have to strip it first. I do want to mention that we assembled ours on 9/20 and on 10/1 2 slats came out of the back. They were a little wobbly to begin with but now I'm planning to contact the seller and ask for an exchange or refund cause having the slats come out in less than 2 weeks is not acceptable.
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I have done this and when they go into the dryer they become very clingy and stick to other fabrics when they are put in the dryer. Also, company said not to use fabric softener and dryer sheets that will coat these delicate threads in the cloth thus diminishing the property of attraction. Not totally sure of what you are looking for. Kim
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I cannot answer that. I did not realize there was a discrepancy with the fabric. My objective and need was more of the following: The Household Essentials Hanging Hampers Color, size, the fact it hangs and how it hangs were exactly what I envisioned before the laundry room renovation started. The fabric was not critical for me. I am very happy with The Household Essentials Hanging Hampers . They fit my very narrow laundry room perfectly. The bags also allow me to sort large loads. They are hanging on shiny chrome hooks. The hooks are on wood panels on the concrete wall. I am very pleased with the laundry room renovation; especially The Household Essentials Hanging Hampers.
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If you are adhering them to a very clean, flat surface, they should hold up okay. My concern, as you said, is if they get wet. I wouldn't put a lot of faith in them if they DO get wet as they're not really made for that. You could always use epoxy or a small screw to adhere them to the surface and that would likely rectify the issue of them potentially getting wet. Check your local home depot or lowe's, they probably have something better for your application than this.
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There are ALOT but they don'd stick well in my opinion. I put them up in my kids room 3 months ago and still have have to rub them everyday because they are peeling off. I am happy with the way they look and the amount you get for your money but just wish they stuck better.
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I believe so. Glass would probably be easier for it to stick too. They are currently attached to a textured ceiling so a smooth surface should be a cakewalk.
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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.
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I have only had them on for about 8(ish) months but they peel off just fine. The walls that they are stuck on was just painted a year and a half ago and when repositioning I haven't seen any damage the walls what so ever. The adhesive is very passive - enough to stick on the wall but not *too* sticky. However, I'd have to get back to you on the "several years" part - maybe someone else will pipe up?