if i had to transport my dogs or cat in car would these be pretty spill proof if placed on sticky mat?
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If you don't fill it too full. They are larger on the bottom to help resist spills.
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should be...it is a great bowl and pretty deep...with the exception of my sloppy weimaraners who like to get their feet wet....
510024
I think a better question is WILL your cats ride in the side bags...They probably shouldn't.
2250292
Hi Ashley!Thank you for your inquiry!Our company cannot guarantee that this item would be "cat proof". I do apologize!AisteBisonOffice
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No it willnt it will be slippery but not sticky use only a little if you have backseat first
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Yes I have mine on the carpet with the sticky tape. Holds up to my golden and great Dane running around.
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From my experience I would not advise these for carpet. The adhesive never really sets so the pads can shift, exposing the carpet to potential damage.
580036
Yes it would. I have used these for a cat that likes to pee on my kitchen floor. I've also put these just outside the litter pans for the times the "business end" of the cat is hanging over the edge of the pan.
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Yes, I think they would protect the dog, if it is just from rolling in the car. But will probably crumble if hit directly. There is a brand of German crates that are guaranteed in a crash not to bend. Not sure you would find any other types that would survive a crush.
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These are sticky enough for cat hair, after using several sheets to clean all; to me, that's the most difficult stuff to remove. Having said that, I believe I have seen pet hair rollers that are stickier than these so I'm not sure these will work for you.
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You probably could but I wouldn't expect them to stay in place. Like the other post mentioned it would be unsafe to do this on the driver's mat. These rubber mats are an exact fit so the carpet mats should be removed first for best results.
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Without some points to secure them in place they will slide on a vinyl floor. You may encounter the mat sliding forward, in which case the mat may pinch down the accelerator pedal and put you at risk of an accident. I had the accelerator pedal stick a couple times. I liked the mats though, so I added a few points of dual-lock (like super Velcro) to the bottom. I suggest using 3M Dual-Lock to keep them in place. Hasn't been an issue since. The mats do look really nice and they're very good quality. Not rubber. More like a semi-ridig, semi-soft thick plastic.
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Well I have been able to surface clean them with no problem. I have two cats. The problem I have is that the cushion cover rolls and does not stay in place so every two or three months I unzip it and reposition it. I would use Dawn and warm water to spot clean them. I bought two. I think they are a good choice if you have kids....low cost, light weight and can take a little abuse.
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Sure. These mats are great. Have not used them outside but they are sturdy. Just read other answers, so I guess if you can keep them dry.
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If something leaked it would most likely go through to your carpet in the back. I have not had any problem with things leaking so I can't be absolutely sure but it does not look spillproof. I keep towels, maps, water bottles, flashlights, etc in mind. I really like it.
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I use them indoors for my daycare ... have the highchairs, etc. on them so the carpet doesn't get gross. Easy to wipe up spills, etc. I don't know if they are absolutely waterproof, but they dry quickly from wiping up quickly. As for outdoors -- I'd put them outside, but would give great consideration to bringing them in during bad weather ... hot/cold fluctuating temps can ruin just about anything.
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I have not driven a car on to them, but do know that if you spill anything on them, it will run under them. They can easily be moved around by sliding and clean up under them if room permits.
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I use this mat and it is non slip so I believe you can safely use. The only thing I would think that could cause a problem is if your cats claws should get caught in the slits. Good luck!