can i use this indoor {with water}?
1873630
You could but it is small so be ready for clean up and your probably only getting one small child in there.
1487863
I believe it is a safety issue. One could electrocute themself if the unit fell where water was present. I would suggest units that aredesigned for indoor use, as in some wall mounted units. Hope this helps.
608933
Yes, but there is not a drain in the bottom. You just have to dump the water over the side. I wouldn't use it inside for water though, or you'll have a mess trying to empty it.
1943001
It says you can. I haven't tried it with water but It might alter the taste a bit however I don't see why not.
2076709
Sure! I live bythe water. Mine has been exposed to wind and rain and it still works fine. Make sure the unit is well seal to the house though.
1804644
It built with an aluminum housing, so it is waterproof. Actually you'd better use it indoor I suggest , that can have a long life.
882820
We have ours indoors. I suppose it would be "okay" if it doesn't get wet however there are tables meant for outdoors. Otherwise, it's a great table.
2224892
Water containment is excellent. I use it indoors often. Some plastic on the floor would be good practice, nonetheless.
883647
Yes, it can be used in an outdoor fountain as well as indoors. Hope this helps.
1916307
You can, the water will go through the holes and the counter would get wet. Also, not very warm for baby :)
765550
It is officially rated for indoor use but if you kept it out of the weather (dry) I don't see why you could not use it outdoors.
1269486
It should not be used indoors either. Mine quit after a month or so. You get what you pay for.
832862
I don't think so. I purchased it for indoor use and it does not appear that it would hold up to wet weather.
1096650
Can this unit be used in a bathroom which includes a shower (and thus a certain amount of humidity)?
741134
I would say no. I think all you can do is sponge off the surface as best you can. You don't want the stuff inside to get wet.
2153732
You can use it in water without any problems, but it is not water proof. You'll have to take the pole apart to allow water to drain
2071411
No, I would not do it. It has chemicals and it's kinda smelly. Plus, you have to be sure it will not drip on a floor (otherwise it will discolorate it). Plus, I still had to sand paper my bench a bit). Plus, at the end I just washed all that chemical off with a hose (can you do that wiht the indoor furniture? not sure). The water from the wash off came out soapy... So, to answer your question: I would not use it on the indoor furniture. No.