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Cat Forum / General Topics / December 2007Do any cat owners have Electrick Candels on there window Sill's
I bought candelabras with single clear bulbs to put on the window sills. The problem is our cat knocks them over. I'm looking for a way to secure them. The window is metal. The base of the light is tapered & hollow so i can't use velcro. I really don't want to drill a hole thru the base & have to make a hole in the metal sill. The part of the base that sits on the sill is very narrow ( less than 1/8" ) I was wondering if epoxy would hold on such a little area. Whats your idea ??????? >I bought candelabras with single clear bulbs to put on the window sills. > The problem is our cat knocks them over. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > I was wondering if epoxy would hold on such a little area. > Whats your idea ??????? Clear package tape, and tape them to the glass ? Cats and Christmas gets comical. Ours look forward to this time all year so they can climb into the trees all over the house, and bat at the ornaments. (we gave up trying to stop them, years ago) And what cat doesn't drool when you open a container of egg-nog >>I bought candelabras with single clear bulbs to put on the window sills. >> The problem is our cat knocks them over. [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > And what cat doesn't drool when you open a container of egg-nog You might try the sticky putty or a strip of double stick tape, cut to fit. Good luck. I fortunately have a storm window that shuts around our menorah, which is electric. My cat is fascinated by the cord... Kathy P. yep, the putty (Plasti-tack) works for us  Signatureie ride fast, take chances. >>>I bought candelabras with single clear bulbs to put on the window sills. >>> The problem is our cat knocks them over. [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > menorah, which is electric. My cat is fascinated by the cord... > Kathy P.
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