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From Jim F. - Here is one use of our moving pad. Cats are crazy anyway!
From Lisa and David C. - We use moving pads to cost effectively sound proof our home recording studio. Moving pads help deaden the sound and stop reflections. They are also portable and can be used for spot treatments like on a kick drum or above a vocal mic. They work great!
From John B., here's one way to use your moving pad!

More Examples:

"I've seen people use them as floor pads while painting - nice cushion for the feet." Donna C.

"Home furnishings! People use them as a bedspread, curtains, tablecloth, or a rug."

"My son uses a really old one as a doggy bed for his Lab." Luann M.

"I like to use mine at the beach! Instead of carrying all your stuff you just set it on the pad and drag it to the beach. Once on the beach the moving pad makes a nice bedding for your beach towels/blankets." Denny M.

"Picnics!" Linda O.

"Lay on one while working under a car, protect car hood/roof in hail storm, emergency blanket in car trunk, pad furnture in storage transit, picnic blanket, BB gun backstop, stuff under tires when stuck in snow, toss cheerleaders in air, catch jumpers from burning building, seat cover in old car, sofa cover at home, bedspread, curtains, tablecloth, rug, and if you have a lot of them you can move people's stuff in a truck." Rich M.

"How about using it for a picnic blanket.  Or in the trunk of your car for winter emergencies? " Veronica F.

"Moving heavy object by placing object on folded pad and pulling on pad while object slides. No lifting - no scratching floors.
Place on ground during winter next to car/truck while changing tire. Keeps you clean, warm and keeps lug nuts from rolling. " Weston P.

"I keep one in my car for emergencies.. Cover people when in a accident, keep my hatch clean, and use kneel on when changing a tire for a stranded family." George F.

"In the basement, where the wives send us after marriage, I have found using moving blankets for walls I can make a small area that is easy to heat in the winter.  This way, I can work on my projects without being as cold.  You can use a staple gun to attach them to the rafters.  When summer gets here, just take them down." Mike J.

"Does wrapping it around a beer keg to keep it cold count!" Lisa K.