How does this hold up in the water line?
53957
I bought this for my daughter and she uses it regularly, which means it holds up fine. She uses a lot of makeup of this brand and loves it.
53958
Great, u may have to reapply once but that's pretty typical for any white liner.
188197
Yes it held up and no water in my bed after running it through. I had mine for almost three years, with the truck being parked outside. The cover material was in great shape. Only gripe was I had one of the plastic hinges break. When i got a new truck i gave it to a friend who is still using it and it still looks good.
922031
I use it at the water park all the time and have never had an issue and it gets soaked there. Idk about leaving it under for a long period of time but seems to work great so far.
1952010
We have had it for almost two years and have had not problems. The flow does seem a little less that what we had, buy I chalked it up to a "low-flow" nozzle that saves water. I do like that fact that the spray head secures back in place with a magnet. I've seen some clamp styles get loose after a few years.
690712
It's just a plastic water holder. I think it would hold up just fine outside, but it's not heated so in the cold it will freeze.
1467896
It will not adhere long term. If you apply it when the liner is dry it will hold. Eventually any it will slowly start pealing away once the water is in the pool.
1892469
Based on my experience using it on a copper water line, I would say no. It dries very rigid (not good I imagine on a rubber line) and in my experience does not hold back water at all. Better to use a self fusing rubber tape for this application.
12941
I have snorleled with the pole 5 times and no rust or corrosion. So I believe it is OK for the water and I plan to continue using it both in and out of the water.
1333466
I've only used a few times but it worked just fine. When I first got it, I filled it with water and my 8 year son and I had a water battle. No problems.
1863512
It does a pretty good job. It's not very thick and warps if you lay it where it's not flat, but it is built to shed water. Ours is caved in because our saint Bernard decided to lay on it, but that's a testament to the strength of it because it didn't crack, just bent down. Now it catches water on top but still keeps the box dry.
1584361
I have two of these and both have held up great. The bowls still look good as long as you keep them cleaned and wiped down, otherwise they can get a "scale" from minerals in the water.
139263
Maybe around 5 months? Holds up pretty well because it forms a mold around your sink to keep thigs cushy. I recall my son starting to be able to turn our water on and off while in the sink and so then he was transferred to the big bath tub.
259358
It has held up well. I've had mine about 6 months now. Although the liner is not water proof so if there are many accidents the foam is pretty much ruined.
1160064
I've had mine for 3 summers now and have been on at least 15 different rivers. It is very durable. My kids have even used for sledding in the winter.
2043381
That hasn't been a problem. The only dislike is that it needs a cover as it seems to hold water and is a little hard to clean up. Works well!
2205971
I haven't submerged it but it has gotten really wet and still works fine. I've had mine for over a month and no problems.
1048608
So far, our LAX wall is holding up pretty well. We have left it out all summer in the elements and although it is showing a little rust I am happy with the way it has held up. It does fold up easily with the turn of one knob and collapsing the wall. My 13 year old son is able to adjust the angle, collapse and carry on his own.