Does it drain well? Will it work on textured shower floors?
57011
Drains very well. Works great on our textured shower floor. We have been very pleased with it and would recommend it.
751108
I use it to scrub a shower floor. I think it works well. The bristles are stiff, but not so much that they do not bend a bit.
403872
I don't know about a shower, but I have used it on my grout on the kitchen floor which gets lots of scrubbing and it has held up fine. As long as you have the grout very clean and dry before you put the Grout Refresh down, it holds up. Great product!
196581
No, it doesn't have a drain. I suppose you could still use it to bathe a baby. It might fit inside a shower enclosure, but definitely not inside of a tub. I think it would be a very cumbersome task filling and draining this thing for regular bathing.
2209609
the floor drains on the sides it has mesh its a nice shower but it needs a divider between the rooms we use a shower curten wife sewed corners in
1848049
In my case, the head does rest on the floor of my shower. I really love this water saver, I think it is a 1.5 GMP unit. (I also have 2 of their 1.25 GPM standard shower heads. Love them all, never clog.)
1340494
So far, The system works great for us.. The track is flat and angles slightly into the shower, so it self drains. no drain holes to collect soap, so cleaning is easy when necessary.
1010503
Will defiantly work on legs in shower if you keep running water over... Other areas .. Not sure
1223574
It has great suction. Its designed so that it doesn't clog with hair/fur. I don't see why it wouldn't work on hardwood/tile floors.
2244371
I didn't use it on a shower floor, just the bathroom floor; but since there are lots of grout lines I don't think it would be too slippery.
2102255
Yes, but you will get wet. It also takes a little technique. But with the power washer and the right tip it works. For the 2nd floor it gets a little whippy.
1841316
Yes definitely. I had tile floor in the bathroom. First time is used a grout cleaner and used the brush. It is the greatest steamer. I use on my shower walls with the squeegee and my shower is totally shiny. Use on all my appliances, mirrors etc.
383223
This is a poor product. I do not think it would suction at all in your situation. In a bathtub, you may do better with a stainless steel mesh drain filter that actually fits down into the drain. Check Home Depot or Lowe's for the diameter of the opening. I attempted to use the Hair Snare in a shower stall, but it just floated on the water. I threw it in the garbage.
1627048
It works great on my grooved & textured ceramic tile floors using using the floor cleaner recommended by Oreck but you must use old towels or rags to wipe up the liquid/dirt before it dries.
317330
Sort of... Of course it works best on a smooth surface, esp. glass or metal, but I have used it on a textured tile bath enclosure and it did hold but not indefinitely. I hung a back brush from the hook and it held for months, maybe almost a year, before it finally let go. I had it in a somewhat shielded area under a shelf so it was limited in its exposure to the shower spray. Redo surface prep and remount the suction using care to follow the instructions to get the gel ring to form a proper seal. I guess it beats drilling a hole in the tile to mount a screw hook... (or does it?)
270077
This mat will adhere to a textured surface. The bottom of the mat has one giant piece of paper you peel off and the mat has some type of adhesive on it that sticks to the tub. It works great! The mat was a little bit too long for our tub so we used a box cutter to cut out a semicircle for the drain. Once this mat is down, it's down. You don't remove it for cleaning or anything else until you no longer want to use it. My toddler son likes to walk around in the bathtub despite my efforts but he never falls. Highly recommend it!
1956004
They cleaned my stainless steel sink beautifully, so I would think it would work just as well on your shower. I am amazed at the cleaning power of these cloths... from windows to greasy stoves to yucky bath tiles... takes a little bit of elbow grease sometimes, but well worth it and NO nasty chemicals!