Can they be thrown in a pool, bathtub, etc? Are they waterproof?
574676
my grandkids have had them in the bathtub ...so, I don't see why a pool would be different. We use them at the beach ...a lot!
574677
Yes, they are waterproof so you can throw them in a pool or bathtub. Have fun!!!
574678
I really don't know if they are waterproof. But since they are supposed to be used during a camp or outdoors for safety reasons, I assume they should be also waterproof. I have none with me to verify the package instructions.
94245
i've never tried them in water, but they are durable and i believe they will hold up. you've got a great idea
434645
Although I put them on when I was already in the water, I don't think they are waterproof in the sense you inquire about. (They're now in storage, so I can't try them out for you -- sorry.)
470657
Yes they can! They are weather proof, you want to make sure that the controller on the back does not get submersed into water.
1370489
Waterproof? That is something I could not answer. However, I know I can wash them for they are on my mirrors. I know they adhere to tiles, but not on the grout. I know you can not place them in a shower area for they will fall off. (This happened with my grand kids ).
124916
No, they are NOT designed to be waterproof, though occasionally they will somehow miraculously survive an accidental trip through the wash.
7270
No. None of these are waterproof. Some of them are water resistant but only to a certain degree
1816125
No. They are highly absorbent after a good washing, but they are definitely not waterproof.
2099165
I don't know for sure but I would say no they are not water "proof" but I would say water resistant
1079037
They are waterproof up to a point. My dogs are outside only dogs so they get pretty wet and the collars work fine. I would imagine if they swim a lot that the chemicals in the pool water might impact the effectiveness not to mention being submersed for any length of time.
1506207
They are waterproof as far as rain or even pressure washing goes. I have not tried to submerge them into water as of yet. But in order to do that water would have to be 3 foot deep.
1109433
I think they could get wet. I would not was them in a washing machine but they stick pretty well to the wall and we use them a lot.
2218485
I wouldn't consider them waterproof. They are made to replace a bulb in a fixture , not to be exposed to the elements.
1742632
Absolutely not! There are waterproof toggles available but you defintely don't want to subject these to any water at all.
1001665
I would say no. I haven't tried them in water, but the materials do not seem waterproof at all.
1201796
They are reusable, but I don't know if they would work as a substitute for a water bath.
710726
We bought the umbrella's to use for shade for equipment operators so hadn't really thought of if they were waterproof. Looked on the box and it doesn't say. They are made of a thick cloth but I would say they are probably NOT waterproof.