🔒 SoftTouch Self-Stick Non-Slip Surface Grip Pads - 6 Pieces - 1" x 4" Strip - Black - Improved SEO Review

I have a new microwave that moves almost every time I open or close the door. My last microwave didn't have this problem so I was particularly upset and figured I should get something similar to stabilize it. Not only was it a great decision to buy them, but their size and shape are fantastic for a microwave. I put one under each of the 4 legs and haven't had any problems with the movement since. Highly recommended especially if you need them to prevent a small kitchen utensil from moving, they

The rectangular shape of these sticky pads is perfect for using on my chair runners. The chairs slide on the hardwood floor so I needed handles. The rounds didn't look good on thin runners and were visible. This is a perfect, very strong adhesion and is not visible at all. They last a couple of years (this is my second set) before they start to lose adhesion which happens because when you move the chair to clean the pads stick to both the chair and the floor. Paul always wins! So you have to…

Good thick pads. I have a chair on a wooden floor that shifts and hits the wall even when the paint is peeling! I put them underneath. I wasn't sure if they would stick to the metal bars - they don't have that much surface area to stick to - but they held up great. They grip the floor very well to the point where it becomes difficult to move when I want to sweep under (which is AWESOME). I bought these for my mother's mattress which is slipping off the spring. Not meant for that, but that…

I think this product is technically so easy to make, so why doesn't it work? The first thing that catches your eye is the lack of glue. This thing hardly sticks to your item. I am so. He is old? Is the glue dry? How expensive, for goodness sake, to add manufacturer glue! Then I decided I would just add my own glue but I don't know what the thing is made of but even my own glue will not stick to this product. I waited a day for it to dry to see what would happen, but the sticky part never stuck…

I recently bought a Laz i chair for a boy, it has 2 wooden runners for the base. The joggers have 4 nylon pads on the bottom to avoid scratching the wooden floor. My chair sits on a carpeted floor and moves back every time someone sits on it, no matter how careful they are. The nylon pads have a connector that fits into a groove in the chair rail and are easily removed by running a spatula under the edge. After removing the nylon pads, 4 of the 6 non-slip pads that fit into the skids fit a bit…

These pads cut very easily and are the ONLY SHOULDER product I have ever found. I have bought so many different types of pads and rubber for the bases of my kitchen stools and bar stools. Over time, every other pad came loose, and then the sticky bit fell to the floor, leaving a mark. I've had these for about 3 months and so far so good. We also have a tile floor in the basement of our family room and the sofas kept sliding when we sat down and then the sofa crashed into the wall. I also put…