DEWALT DG5204 Knee pads: are these non-scuff? We have a cleaning biz and do floors on hands and knees; we don't want to ruin floors of clients.
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I haven't had any problems with them thus far. The black plastic on the front isn't really like "rubbery" material that could scuff but more of a hard plastic and shouldn't scuff.
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If your client's floors are semi soft (i.e., wood floor), then I would not use these pads. They are quite durable, and should be used on durable surfaces.I recommend Crain Comfort Knees for your scenario.
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I'm pretty sure they are construction pads, but I use them for gardening. I wanted something heavy duty for my replaced knee and I am very satisfied with the support. I found the "gardening' knee pads very flimsy and non-supportive. I purchased the DeWalt and they have been perfect for me.
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Depends on where you skate. I practice in a very dirty warehouse, so mine get dirty pretty quick. I go by how they feel and sound. You can tell when they need to be cleaned because they don't roll as smoothly
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I put felt pads on the feet if the chairs and have no issues with my wood floors! They are sturdy comfortable chairs.
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I'm sorry, I can't answer that for you. I didn't get the "no knees floor scrub". They made a mistake and sent me a broom and dustpan instead. I'm handicapped and it is not easy to return things and I'm almost afraid to try to order it again.
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Yes, these things live in my pants, the only problem with keeping the knee pads in is that when you fold them and stick the pants in a drawer they are taller than normal. They last about as long as my Carhartts, so I don't generally need to change them out.
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Look Delta Bi Material Cleat are excellent cleats- nice free-play + good price and durability ==== keep cleats and pedals clean from dirt to avoid noises
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I don't know about mud. But when the ground outside has been wet (after a rain) workers have put these on and I've not had a problem with them getting the floors dirty. I have used the same pair of booties 3 - 4 times before tossing them (used over tennis shoes) and they were not ripped or anything. Hope that helps. If there's anything more specific you want to know, just ask.
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Yes, the material is durable. I use all my 5.11's for my work, and I work in landscaping. I'm usually lucky to get a year out of work pants, these have lasted me longer and are still going. If you kneel a lot though, I'd suggest getting a pair that have the knee pad pockets. Knee pads make a huge difference in comfort while working.
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I haven't encountered any problems with the pads, the orange part is slightly soft. However I've only done one job with new hardwoods, every other time I've been on old scuffed floors. Obviously watch out for stuff like drywall mud or mortar which will make your pads more prone to scratch, I know I've had to clean up mine.
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I have been using them directly on my wood floor and had no trace and no sign of damage on my floor. Just wanted to share this experience.
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I think so. I have to get on my knees sometimes for my work and these really save my knees. Hope this helps.
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These knee pads are the best that I've ever used, comfortable on the knees and they don't rub behind the knee where the knee bends thanks to the double straps... You won't be sorry I've bought two pairs!
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I clean floors every couple weeks for 4 months or so and haven't bought new pads yet...they are machine washable
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Just picked some up! Honestly, for heavy use over a decade, a fresh set of pads is worth it and not pricey at this point... I can't believe they still sell the same model so many years later; it speaks well for the product. Thanks for the link!
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I haven't used it on my knees but the booklet says it can be used for that. They even show a picture of how to position the pads.
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Haven't tried with a knee scooter but have used them with an automotive creeper with success. I used knee pads for many years and these stay in place as well as other types I've used that restrict circulation, causing soreness.