can I place these out in the snow?
470176
Don't know, tho' I think they deteriorate when they get wet - I am careful when I water my veggie garden . . .
470177
Hi, thank you for the question. Yes you can place these in the snow. They don't smell as strong if they get frozen, but they do get stronger as the weather warms up. They've been used in snow to keep cats away from firewood piles etc.
1217943
Short answer yes. But, water expands when freezing and will crack and break pavement if you pull them in winter and leave holes exposed to snow, rain, and ice. Just be smart about your installation.
1494678
Yes, but I wouldn't recommend - they freeze in winter conditions. Weather Tech better choice, IMHO.
584868
Not sure....I put them back in the house before snowfall. Sorry. They are definitely worth the effort.
66600
I wouldn't use them out in the weather. We put them under a bar top and around the inside of a liquor/glass rack, but both locations are sheltered from any real weather.
1679826
Yes they can be left out in cold winter months and the rain too. The battery's are rechargeable!
1619507
I have not tried them yet, don't know where your at ,but it's WINTER here!!!! Sorry.
1095288
I'm pretty sure you could. We had it out in the snow last year and the rain this spring and summer - no problems.
1188098
I'm sorry, they are not constructed for outdoor use. Thanks for the question. ted
355120
I bring mine in for the winter but they are very sturdy so I can't see why you couldn't use them in the winter.
1625821
You could.... but it wouldn't be your most realistic-looking choice. The cheaper, high loft batting would be much better suited for a snowy ground effect.
1869373
Sorry I will not have them outside till the Spring as we have 4ft of snow on the ground
449231
. I got them to trap the water from Melting snow off my car in the garage. I would say it woildnt be wose to leave them outside in the winter as they might split if they had a lot of water on them and they froze.
1005656
I didn't put them out til Spring...but it was a cold Ohio Spring. I think they would be fine..just make sure you drill holes in them for drainage. They look really nice.
115846
I would day "NO." They work on ice and snow. Other surfaces not so well in my experience.
655347
I don't see why not. It's on the outside so they shouldn't be a problem. Try a small area first.
308497
Hi - Manufacturer here. If it snows, then yes, eventually they will be covered. But as Gina stated, we have many customers who actually *want* it to snow after they are out, because the display you get under the snow is quite unique and beautiful. They glow under the snow. Obviously, if it gets deeper than 24 inches or so, they begin to be blanked out. But, what lawn decoration wouldn't in 2 ft of snow? Thanks, - Mark