I am wondering if this could be used to hold wet gloves and mittens inside my home if I take out the coco liner? Do you think it would work?
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Yes- just watch for rusting. I use it on the edge of my couch to hold baby toys!
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The hand warmer is rather large, larger than a pack of playing cards so fitting it inside your gloves and using the controls could be a challenge. It may fit inside a mitten style glove with your hand but every mitten is different.
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I would imagine that your could. I have not tried it. It is a very soft sort of fuffy material. We dust without anything and it seems to do fine but if the mitt is overloaded it will leave some dust. We just bought a couple sets to we always have clean ones then wash them in the machine.
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We had a large hole in our wall behind a cabinet that rats were getting in through. We covered the hole with this and haven't seen one since. I'm thinking it would work for insulation too as long as the mouse/rat you are dealing with won't fit though the 1/2 inch holes.
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That would probably work somewhat, but the material doesn't shrink much. My gloves have shrunk a little from leaving them out in the hot Florida sun after use.
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I used them to store hand lotion for travel without issue. I found them hard to get the lotion back out of, though.
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I believe it would be way to heavy for that. I tried velcro initially, and it did not hold. I ended up using the velcro PLUS some screws to hold them in. This has worked well. I hope this helps.
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I wouldn't suggest it. The container is only single wall plastic. No insulation around it at all
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I can't see why not. The material is softer than some punching bags (foam, not rags)but I would think it would still be pretty hard on the hands ... but what do I know. I would say yes but as a massage therapist, I'd say protect your hands
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I've used it for soiled clothes, blankets, nothing dripping wet. I bring 2 zip lock bags and use the pouch as back up.
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I never submerged my hands past the cuff, but I'm sure if you secured the end with some kind of waterproof tape, it would work. In the winter, I clean and fill horse water buckets, a water trough, and chicken water containers daily - my hands get pretty wet; I have used these gloves through the whole winter and the inside of the gloves never became damp. I am very happy with them.
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No, and you probably wouldn't want to even if you could, it doesn't secure tightly. It is truly for a sweatshirt or things the kids don't want to hold anymore.
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i use it for hanging hand and beach towels up so I would say yes to the hats and mittens
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I'm not sure about the products you mentioned either. However, this pail is specifically designed to hold the diaper dekor disposable liner refill dispenser thing (not sure exactly what to call it) - it is not like a regular trash can inside so there may not be a way to hold your liner in place. As the previous person said, however, you could always return it if it doesn't work for you. Amazon has a very good return policy.
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This would work strictly for a closed case. I think there would be too much evaporation and the moisture would disperse in an open room, so it wouldn't be effective.
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Jrin - just curious if you ended up buying this for hats and gloves. I was considering it for the same purpose and was wondering how it worked out. Thanks!
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To stop fingers from being smashed it would work....because you're essentially putting it on backwards, using it as a "door can open but not close all the way" tool. If you want it to hold a door shut, it needs to have the jam to clip onto when it swings to the shut position. Just like the picture shows, it will actually clip to that jam, so you can't open the door without breaking the device or pulling the lever to open it.