want to remove my living room carpet will these work on my floor, can I do it alone or do I need help?
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they will look good but they need good adhesive and yes you can do it your self.
1434450
I did this by myself on a carpet 7x10 Just roll out ,self sticks. I followed instructions it was very easy. When your done with party just peal off. Perfect for what u need it for !
1363436
I have hardwood floors. No carpet. I dont really have to sweep at all unless i create an instant mess that i would just sweep up
202234
Absolutely. My living room has carpet and I have no problem using this kit. I just wear socks instead of sneakers.
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For a tile floor you would use only the ones with the felt side down. In this set the four felt side down ones are relatively small. They might work. An alternative would be to cut some 6 inch squares from thick carpet remnant and us them like you would the sliders, with carpet side down- backing up.
709823
Yes easy to move. Will slide on carpet. The y are so beautiful. Order them!! I am pretty particular.
795707
Generally agree with jt that these should not be used on hardwood floors, which I have. I'm not even going to try it as I'm renting. I'll just say the packaging says "for carpets" and also reads as follows "to prevent scratches on hard floor surfaces, floors should be kept free of dirt and grit. Scratches may occur if dirt or other particles become trapped between the Super slider and floor."
885617
1. i have this each unit and it is for carpet only. 2. amazon sales other units for strickly hardwood floors. please always check the details or the descriptions before you bu anything.
1294440
Should work as well as any other carpet.... But as stated by others, it does not keep the from getting dirty, it just makes getting them clean alot easier.
1181878
Yes, they are quite heavy and should settle into thicker carpet nicely. If you are worried about divots in the carpet, I would suggest getting some small furniture sliders to put under the feet.
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would not recommend you use them that way but I know there are few options for in floor plugs. Remember your carpet is stretched when it is installed. Cutting a large hole could cause problems. Talk to your carpet installer and if you do use themonly use them in a non foot traffic area. You could only put them under a table, chair, sofa ect.These are not for carpeted areas (unless the carpet is very thin) but the would be safer than cutting the carpet and pulling an electrical cord thru the hole
87009
I am sur it is possible. Check out the parts manual or go online to their website. If you see the wheel available as a part then you know they will come off. You might have to put some furniture protectors under where the wheels were to protect your floor.
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Possibly. They aren't finished along the edges and there are two very sticky strips along the back that you have to unpeel....the carpeting isn't that thick. I guess you could try. Sorry I can't answer you for sure but I cannot see why not especially since there is no special finishing along the edges as it is. It's not like your going to spoil the pieces by cutting them. Good luck!
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Using the low reach tool (brush out), you'll be able to work the hardwood floors if they cover large areas of the room. If you only have short intervals of hardwood between rugs, then using the upright and turning off the brushroll when going from carpet to floor should do.
868291
I don't have a clue. A basic floormate is all you need. You'll be surprised how filthy the water is that comes off your "clean" floors!!
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you have to use a vacuum with a hose attachment--either an upright vacuum with a hose for upholstry, drapes, etc. or a canister vacuum. we only have wood floors, so we don't own a vacuum. I just squeeze the air out by kneeling on them and squishing them down, and it works just fine. I'm sure that a vacuum would certainly make it easier, but it's not necessary. these bags have made a world of difference in organizing my linen cabinet! I used them to pack 2 pillows, a winter-weight down comforter and a lightweight down comforter (I haven't used the 5th large size bag yet), and they now take up a fraction of the space! I'm very happy with this product! you have to use a vacuum with a hose attachment--either an upright vacuum with a hose for upholstry, drapes, etc. or a canister vacuum. we only have wood floors, so we don't own a vacuum. I just squeeze the air out by kneeling on them and squishing them down, and it works just fine. I'm sure that a vacuum would certainly make it easier, but it's not necessary. these bags have made a world of difference in organizing my linen cabinet! I used them to pack 2 pillows, a winter-weight down comforter and a lightweight down comforter (I haven't used the 5th large size bag yet), and they now take... » Read More you have to use a vacuum with a hose attachment--either an upright vacuum with a hose for upholstry, drapes, etc. or a canister vacuum. we only have wood floors, so we don't own a vacuum. I just squeeze the air out by kneeling on them and squishing them down, and it works just fine. I'm sure that a vacuum would certainly make it easier, but it's not necessary. these bags have made a world of difference in organizing my linen cabinet! I used them to pack 2 pillows, a winter-weight down comforter and a lightweight down comforter (I haven't used the 5th large size bag yet), and they now take up a fraction of the space! I'm very happy with this product! « Show Less
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I found that they work best on carpet because they tend to stick to non carpeted surfaces. I personally used them on a rubberized type floor and they stuck and curled and was very annoying because I could feel it while I was dancing so I took them off.