Will these work in dry dirt under the house. I have some low spots leaks would collect.
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Not certain, since I use mine on a concrete surface. I think the answer depends on if you have water pooling or not. If yes, then I would guess it's worth a try and I would expect it to work. If no pooling water, and the soil is just damp, then the answer is going to be depend to your particular situation (how much moisture there is).
1023926
I use them on my H2O steamer and they work great. They should fit the Dirt Devil if the same shape and they are adjustable.
1727610
They seem to work when tapped on the side or pushed up. Even being able to do this I haven't noticed any leaking.
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Sure. They will work in sand, mud, or snow. Anywhere you need to establish some traction and get your wheels moving a bit without spinning.
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if you use real dirt they will, the bagged potting soil is light, but once you water it, they will and also it depends on the surface if it is uneven they are not sturdy enough, I find that putting them in a, soda case box or other container is better then you can be sure they stay upright
477852
YES they will. No problem and they catch moisture and debris off your feet well.
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Yep. Put them about 4 inches below ground and have not had any problems yet. These are great lights, just wish they had more of them in the kit. They illuminate everything quite nicely and was easy to install. Go for it!
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I'm not sure. The ones I've used never leaked. I'd contact Amazon if I were you.
187610
Not sure, mine are on tile floor. But you shouldn't have a moisture problem if your using them indoors with AC or if using in a garage just get a dehumidifier.
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They probably could be, but I wouldn't. The dirt would have to be perfectly flat or the tiles won't connect to each other. I don't know your climate, but what would happen if it rained a lot and the dirt underneath got soft? Or what about snow? The tiles may no longer be even. I used these tiles for an indoor application on a concrete floor. They are fantastic. I've seen them installed around a pool area on one of the home improvement shows, but I can't remember what surface they were using underneath. It may have been dirt but maybe you could research them online at HGTV or one of those kinds of sites and get better information.
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I have mine buried about 6 inches below ground, and it was negative temps here for a couple days this week. It worked fine.
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Just make sure they are within your reach .you will need to make sure you can pull back with top of your foot to reset them.I replaced ones in my kayak and needed to drill new holes .I plugged old ones and siliconed all hardware and hasn't leaked a drop.
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you should be fine, these work both outdoors and indoors. They're water proof.
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Yes, they do leak, would not use them in the house. Also I did not care for the handles. The fabric is too soft. I purchased a different kind with stronger handles, also at Amazon. Some leak out of the sides too.
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Good question. I've never tried them on gravel or dirt. Success most likely depends upon the type, size, and firmness of the gravel/dirt surface.
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Yes, they will work.. Please assure to clean them 100%, free of old oil, dust, debris, moisture, etc.
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I wouldn't risk it. They'll definitely leak eventually. They were pretty good brand new, but after a while they start to leak just laying on its side.