So would this work at a party where we are having water slides? Or will it just come off with the water?
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It will come off in the water very easily but I'm assuming most of not all face paints would. I mainly use this to paint my 2 year olds faces almost daily and almost everytime one of them ends up crying with in a few minutes and their tears immediately smear the paint. This is a great product though. I use it all the time and it seems to last forever!
2041569
It's going to wash off in the water. Sorry. It is a great product though, one I would recommend.
2041570
It will absolutely come off with water, so mixing the two is not a good idea.
2041571
Definitely, it will come off with the water in no time. I'll suggest to paint everybody when the water slides are off and no one is planning to go again on them.
78776
Yes it should work. Our pool is only 5.5 at the deepest and when you come off the slide you don't go down deep. Perfect for kids. Young and older kids.
68235
We have a slight slope as well and it works fine. The slides are fine either way but the pool will not be an even depth. NOTE - if there isn't any water at the bottom of a slide it can be painful/dangerous to come down so be sure the slope is gradual enough that you have at least a little water everywhere.
1687926
It works great on the side of my boat and made it feel's slippery so I think it would work on a waterslide. The boat sides get wet when we are moving and remained smooth so it should work. RG
190180
It will be fine. It might hang over the ends of the table a bit but just center it on your table. Since it's filled with ice, it weighs it down and makes it very stable. You will probably want to have the end with the water drain hang over a table if you are out of doors so the water from the melting ice can drain off. Don't do this if the party is indoors. ;o)
2276942
I think it would require some creative modifications to attach a slide. You may do better with a stand alone slide.
1840686
Yes, a water hose must be attached and if you want the water spray on slide and walls of pool area the water must be running from the hose. It does not recycle the water, sadly. Must add though, I have 5, 3 and 1 year olds and they all love this thing. I let the pool fill up enough to make it fun and then shut the water off. They forget about the water spray by then and are having a BLAST!!! ;-)
722287
It may not allow you to release the slide by pulling it back. You have to use the slide release
321158
We have had this for almost one year, I wouldn't use it without water, because I would be afraid that people trying to slide down it without the water would damage it.
984899
Yes, it can be used with no slide. It is very easy to connect and disconnect the slide.
1487852
Not really. If your looking to use it solo on the grass it would be a hard landing. If your looking to use it with a blow up kiddie pool, I don't see that working either. To get on the slide little kids would need help and they could hit head at the bottom. You pickup enough speed that send you at least three feet under water
740502
There will be some "leakage" from the sewn seams...it holds water well enough to create a lake to slide into, but water will "ooze" through the seams....very slowly and very small amounts... it is more likely that water is being splashed outside of the edges as kids/adults come down the slide....and that water can puddle under the slide if there is a tilt to the land. If no one has used the slide, and there are still puddles of water under it, you have a Large Leak somewhere!!!
565344
Definitely! Helps protect and keep the bottom of the bouncer clean and dry. Also, having the tarp come out a little bit more in front of the slide/bouncer, so when the kids came down it, they weren't stepping on dirt and tracking them inside. Worked really well.
385852
I would advise not to. The gap between the boat dock and the water will make the slide tear.
956727
I use the same pump (from the lake) that I use for lawn irrigation. The low flow sufficiently "lubricates" the slide to eliminate bodies "sticking" when sliding. Alternatives (more costly) would be to hook up to a home water bib.
530560
It doesn't anchor to the ground. It has a section at the bottom that you fill with water. And that section is tied to the actual slide. We haven't had any problems with it staying in place.
1676135
Yes, you can use it wet or dry. My kids (age 2 and 7) love it. The only downside when it is used dry is that the slides are not very "smooth" - meaning they don't slide easily without the water. They just end up bouncing their way down, which is just as fun.