can it be used for a slip and slide
483648
If you do that, make sure you're no where near a cliff, or an elephant's butt. You'll end up flying off a cliff, or reverse digesting yourself through an elephants guts! Either way, your level of fun on a scale of 1 - 10 (10 being the highest) will be most definitely in the 1.794 - 1.997 range. :-/
483649
Yes, but be suspicious if anyone asks you to slip and slide backwards and promises to "catch" you
483650
yes this fluid can be used to lubricate a slip n slide .what I do suggest is using safety precautions and wearing a helmet. also watch for rocks before putting down the slip n slide as they will cause injury
383894
I can't say with 100% certainty that it can, but I would take a chance on it. The worst part about these slides is being strong enough to pick the item up high enough to get the slide under so that you can move the item. Between my husband and I, we had a time of him lifting my L shaped desk and me positioning the slides under the desk. But once we got the slides in position, moving (sliding) the desk across the room was simple.
321156
Not really as it dries up fast and tends to burn the legs. Even with long pants on they will be unble to silide down a sry slide.
1072614
I measured the clearance between the top and bottom inside surfaces of the slide holder and it measures 0.128" (1/8") on mine. Unless you have exceptionally thick slide frames, I would think it would work. Better measure how thick your slide frames are.
2138440
It could, depending on how high. It won't be smooth and comfortable. You won't slip though
2042983
I used it for drawer slides and it just sticks enough to stay in place. The outside surface would need to stay dry to work...IMHO.
610017
I think it would depend on how slanted the surface is and the type of surface. I always lock them all the way but I use it on a flat surface. The legs do have rubber feet on them so I suppose if it's not a particularly slick surface then it may not slide but it's hard to say without knowing what the surface is and how slanted it is.
386005
Yes, that is what I use it on. I wish it was slightly more sticky, as it does slide a bit but overall happy with it.
639946
I think so, but I'm not certain. However there is a safety issue with the slide off. That leaves an open spot where a young child could fall thru. If the slide is on and they fell, they would go down the slide-much safer.
854327
I don't see why not. It is flat on both sides, not like the rug ones with the little nubs. I has an anti slip side and works great. I have wood floors, and it stays in place. It is made to protect the surface under it, so it doesn't matter what that is.
1969147
Not really. I mean, you just have to use it, and eventually it will stop slipping.
1233863
I dont know for sure.. but i dont think it will... it has some rubber things on the bottom to prevent it from slipping.
1321386
Yes, depending on the size that you purchase. As long as it covers the area that protrudes from the legs it will slide and be hidden if needed.
242579
Sure but it wouldn't move at all - you'd have to pick it up to move around. If you tried to slide you may scrape your flooring. You would also be a good 10" shorter.
2110358
Yes...as long as they all are not on the slide at the same time. :) I had fifteen kids using it at once.
917856
Haven't ever used it for that, but I don't see how it could be a problem. It is graphite based, so unless the interferes with the material that the gun slide is made out of I would certainly doubt there would be any harm.
1302392
On a flat surface, probably won't work as well as say a hilly area. You would definately have to "grease" it up quite a bit to be able to achieve sliding properties. We used it on a slight hill, and had some problems getting it to slide the entire distance. But, regardless, the kiddies sure loved trying it out, so good luck!!! : )