I'm running hose along my deck - would this product work to keep it neatly in place (stuck to the floor or against deck wall)?
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Yes, but it really is not all the transparent. I suppose the reason for that is to retain strength.
915649
You should be able to slide the hose right onto the fan and secure it with the screw down clamp.
419895
You may need someone to hold the air hose nozzle while you press the foot pump. Im not sure if it will stay there on its own. With help I'm sure it will do the job.
1091703
Sounds like either you are not placing the rubber tube snuggly over the hose or your pet is moving it. I have placed ours on a skid proof mat (my dog is a sloppy drinker!) so it stays positioned correctly. That might help.
1968263
If you mean you will be sitting on the floor and you stick this between you and the wall, it would stay in place until you moved, but you can't attach it to the wall in any way. It would just fall over. Not sure I know what you mean.
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You put it on the end of the hose. Make sure you secure it tightly with the enclosed zip ties. Good luck.
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Yes. It might help if you put some construction glue down to make sure it doesn't come up.
957287
If you push it down, it seems to stay up fine. Ours is in dirt in the front yard and we've had rain and wind, etc. and it's still there. Just push it down enough, firmly but not too hard, and it should be fine.
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Could work, I guess. I've installed it under the floor and it does a very good job. The idea is good, worth a try - in any case you design it the way so you can disconnect wall part at any time.
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Ours stuck on perfectly and has not come down. Our tiles are very smooth and even, so I think that if you aren't sticking it to an even or smooth surface, it might not work. I would suggest trying some Command double sided waterproof strips and using those to get it to stay up. Here is a pic of the strips I'm talking about ...http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebserver?mwsId=SSSSSufSevTsZxtUO8_GlxmGevUqevTSevTSevTSeSSSSSS--
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My vacuum unit is ok in that area. I push the hose connection on and give it a small quarter turn twist and it stays put.
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As long as your surface is flat it shouldn't present a problem. And I would be sure to put weedblocker beneath them.
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I keep it off the floor myself, but as to whether it needs it? Maybe the air flow is better or something.
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Putting it away is a good idea to help protect your hose but isn't strictly necessary. I would suggest giving it some protection from the elements though. In addition the hoses can be easily screwed together to make 150' ft
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If you have a wet vac, try cleaning it out with that first. I would try to stick the hose down there as far as possible.
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Well I used it to cover metal vents to stop noise from passing through and it stays stuck to that. I think if you did not try to stick anything too heavy it would work.
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I believe it will. It tends to move around, though. You may want to use some type of adhesive to keep it in place.