Can these be used to push out confetti?? Will this product top push off easily for confetti to fly? Please help ASAP!!
1176336
That's probably not a good idea. The lids are pretty secure and furthermore unless you really push hard on the handle the cofetti will not fly out.
1149718
Yes but be careful about the weight.I put in to much confetti and it wouldnt float at all. So I had to remove all of it but a handful.Yes the clear is clear and awesome.
812579
As stated below, some will, some won't. I used them for my son's birthday cake. It can be seen here. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=525546077517223&set=pb.355349754536857.-2207520000.1386029053.&type=3&theater ........Hopefully, that will give you an idea. Good luck.
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I chose to get some "nifty" or "fun" push pins. Many of these can hold weight...providing that you aren't using really heavy (stones/glass beads) necklaces.I believe this should work. I also bought some "heavy duty magnetic clips" and these should certainly hold your necklaces and bracelets. I bought those in Staples. I really like my choice for the store. This is sleek and doesn't take away from my stock. You won't hear people say "nice store but awesome cork board." I wanted it to look as if it blended in with my style and it does! Good luck...I would recommend it. I chose to get some "nifty" or "fun" push pins. Many of these can hold weight...providing that you aren't using really heavy (stones/glass beads) necklaces.I believe this should work. I also bought some "heavy duty magnetic clips" and these should certainly hold your necklaces and bracelets. I bought those in Staples. I really like my choice for the store. This is sleek and doesn't take away from my stock. You won't hear people say "nice store but awesome cork board." I wanted it to look as if it blended in with my style and it does! Good... » Read More I chose to get some "nifty" or "fun" push pins. Many of these can hold weight...providing that you aren't using really heavy (stones/glass beads) necklaces.I believe this should work. I also bought some "heavy duty magnetic clips" and these should certainly hold your necklaces and bracelets. I bought those in Staples. I really like my choice for the store. This is sleek and doesn't take away from my stock. You won't hear people say "nice store but awesome cork board." I wanted it to look as if it blended in with my style and it does! Good luck...I would recommend it. « Show Less
2040293
These are not meant to be used on your nails. They are for displaying your polishes or nail are designs. Therefore, they do not come off of the wheels. It sounds like you're looking for false nails or false nail tips. Try searching either of those terms here on amazon.
1688672
Nope, that's why I bought them, they did not work at all. The metal is very soft and bends very easily which ruins the tip when trying to drive the pins out. Avoid these they are a waste of money. I ended up using nail setters that I had laying around and they worked exponentially better than these punches.
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Definitely sturdy enough as a soup shooter or an amuse bouche - great idea! I don't think they would work with a votive - a little too narrow, can't be sure though, cause I gave them away as a gift:(Hope this helps - they really are gorgeous!
546086
Thanks for the feedback. Unfortunately, the only thing I can think of is to use less putty especially on the smaller stars. They should stay on with even a small amount the size of a ball point pen tip. You may try an arts and crafts store. They may have something similar if all else fails.
991563
I would not use them for that. You need something that air will actively be pushed thru.
2148514
Hi there, I own a bakery and have sold over 1,500 cake push pops. I assemble them, cut my cake to a layer level I'd like, press the container on it, push it down to the bottom, fill with a filling or buttercream, then add another layer of cake, and then top with frosting/buttercream and sprinkles. Depending on the cake, I do 2-3 layers of cake each push pops. Kids love them. Teachers really love them for classroom birthdays, as they are not messy for young kids... like cake or cupcakes :)
532713
Yes. You could push them down into the cupcake and that might work. If you had a cake they would work better. Good luck.
446129
I would advise you not to do that, and explain why... I bought the clear two part epoxy two coat, which comes with a small baggy of sand that is to be mixed in when mixing the base and catalyst. It adds a very nice sand paper like texture and coats the confetti flakes nicely and prevents them from being dislodged. If you have any more questions or want to see the pictures of my garage, hit me up at badandywsu@gmail.com.
902315
No! It's terrible for balloons. I got two for this purpose - ended up having to blow all the balloons (1000) by mouth because these wouldn't work.
137769
no, they are for pneumatic (air) products. I can't say they won't work but I've never used them for that.
1659126
Hi there - No, the pins will not push all the way through the body, just the fabric itself actually...the form beneath the jersey fabric is solid and won't accept pins easily.
1246367
Yes these are definately strong enough. These are super strong magnets! I tested this with magnets on a really thick robe and it was very strong. My only concern would be that it comes with a massive warning label. Part of the warning says "Pace-makers may be damaged or switch to 'test mode' in the presence of a strong magnetic force, if a pace-maker or other bodily implant is in use, keep a minimum of 3 feet distance." IT also says children shouldn't be allowed to use them and also they are brittle and the insides are highly flammable. But yes, these are super strong and would work for name tags, I guess as long as they're not wearing a pace-maker.
985135
I used them going same way (ie., one "upside down") to make a theatre set glide on and off stage, with the glides attached to the side of a platform. They worked flawlessly. They are quite heavy though, so beware of that.