Is there an alternative to putting on walls? I bought these and love them, but they peeled off my walls within days and then my cat chewed them up.
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I don't know. Mine have not fallen off the walls. Maybe you can place them on toy boxes or dressers.
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I cleaned my walls and let them dry before I put them on. I also put the extras on the drawers and they hold well. I've had them for about 2 weeks now and there's no sign of peeling off.
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Until the cat chews them off.. our cat left only one alone, and chewed the others off or would just chew the tip off and her nails would be exposed again.. I wouldn't suggest buying them.
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It depends on if your cat likes to chew them off. I could see them lasting for a very long time if your cat doesn't bite them off.
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Honestly, if you can get them to stay on that long, kudos! Our chewed them off that day.but yes, they will grow out with the nails and fall off. But like I said, they dont stay on. Our cat also chews just the tip off, leaving them completely worthless
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They did not work for me. Male cardinal kept jumping/flying into window. Perhaps a hundred times per day. We believe he saw his reflection and was trying to attack the reflection. The decals stick on windows with a bit of water because they are thin plastic. Their storage life is probably measured in years if kept at room temperature. High temperatures can have adverse effects on plastic over time.
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Yes get good double sided tape. Or wood glue. But if you think you might want to take them apart later go with the tape.
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Hi Kim, I (and my cat) love this perch. What kind of sill do you have...wood or ceramic? How narrow are you talking about? If it's wood, I would highly suggest that you use the screw option for the sill....it works very well and with the wall supports underneath the perch, plus the screws, it holds very well for my cat who is about 14 pounds. And if you move the sill, the holes can easily be filled with wood putty and stained, so no worries there, or if they are painted sills, again just filled and painted...again, no problem. I hope this helps. -Mark
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Guys, If you use the 3M scotch velcro stripe you can remove them without marks or glue and holes on your wall and you can pull the picture off the wall without messing up anything including the picture and they re-stick without replacing the stripes so you can try, try again to line them. P.S Use a leveler and a #2 pencil just to hang them straight. mark the top of the picture for height and the side for straightness. Good Luck!
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I have not. So I wouldn't know if they would damage it. I have only used them on the wall.
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No, they are not. I will be using them hanging on the wall to prevent my spraying cats from completely ruining my walls and baseboards, so it won't matter. If you are placing a person on them, I could see them tearing very easily.
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I attached mine to the wall using the keyhole screw slot at the top and used a marble-sized glob of earthquake putty to keep the bottom stationary. Worked like a charm! I have two others that are just laying on the floor and my cats actually prefer to stand on it and scratch it so try it that way first and you may save yourself the trouble of mounting it.
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What i did was put them on my wall using thumbtacks. So it's super easy to remove, When it's time to move out my apartment. Just don't use glue. And you should be fine.
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Our walls are textured and they have worked fine. It was a little slow going, putting them on, but definitely worth the patience! Just take a little more time to make sure the letters are tight against all of the texture. Hope that helped. :-)
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Probably not for any length of time-they would probably peel up pretty easily if u hit the edge- not sure how weather proof they are out in the elements. They are vinyl based but probably would do better inside on a wall
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Interesting. Mine stuck right away. I pressed them down really hard to make sure they were on. Bottom ones first. It could be the glass or maybe a coating on the glass. Have you cleaned the window thoroughly? Maybe wipe the suction cups down with rubbing alcohol. Mine have stayed put so well I'm still in shock it works! I suggest contacting the makers for ideas if mine don't work. Also consider the temperature inside and out, in case that may be a factor. At the very least the company could send you replacement suction cups. Maybe YouTube has video tips as well. I hope you can get it figured out. Your cat(s) will love this bed! My 12 pounder is in it now, snoring away. Good luck! Interesting. Mine stuck right away. I pressed them down really hard to make sure they were on. Bottom ones first. It could be the glass or maybe a coating on the glass. Have you cleaned the window thoroughly? Maybe wipe the suction cups down with rubbing alcohol. Mine have stayed put so well I'm still in shock it works! I suggest contacting the makers for ideas if mine don't work. Also consider the temperature inside and out, in case that may be a factor. At the very least the company could send you replacement suction cups. Maybe YouTube has video tips as well. I hope you can get it... » Read More Interesting. Mine stuck right away. I pressed them down really hard to make sure they were on. Bottom ones first. It could be the glass or maybe a coating on the glass. Have you cleaned the window thoroughly? Maybe wipe the suction cups down with rubbing alcohol. Mine have stayed put so well I'm still in shock it works! I suggest contacting the makers for ideas if mine don't work. Also consider the temperature inside and out, in case that may be a factor. At the very least the company could send you replacement suction cups. Maybe YouTube has video tips as well. I hope you can get it figured out. Your cat(s) will love this bed! My 12 pounder is in it now, snoring away. Good luck! « Show Less
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Depends on your cat. We have two, and as soon as they are on, they go to work at pulling them off. I try to replace them as soon as I find one is off (you'll find them all over the house so you can resuse them). My hope is they will get accustomed to them and leave them alone but so far no luck. Problem is, I am unaware of any other solution to stop cats from tearing up furniture.
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I just put three of them up on textured walls and they keep falling down. I lined the edges with painters tape as others have recommended and that keeps coming off with the whiteboard. Im thinking i may just have to use masking tape on the edges or something else more sticky.