Is the suction cup strong enough? I'm afraid it's going to chip my bathtub when it falls. And why can't it be hung on a tile?
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It is strong, but the device is very heavy. I would seek out another lighter weight one. No need for this heavy duty squeegee
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I returned this item because the metal frame scratched our copper fixtures. We replaced it with the Cappabella with which we are much happier.
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The suction cup is strong enough. I hang mine about 3 inches from the shower floor, however just in case. It can be hung on a tile, just not on the grout line.
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HandyI've never used the suction cup. I have a hook on a shower rack that I hang it on.
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I have an acrylic tub, and it has been up for about a year without falling. I have no idea why it can't be hung on a tile!
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I don't have that problem. My shower is a unit made out of plastic? I wanted to connect the handles to the studs behind the unit, but the space was too great. Therefore, I purchased the suction cup handles which according to the description will support 200 pounds. To answer your question, it is not possible to miss the grouting line. Being that you have seramic tile placed directly on the wall, you should be able to fassen the handles directly through the tile into the wall studs.
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When filled, I think it's too heavy for suction cups. Does come with hanger for the shower head. You could stabilize it with a bit of silicone (comes with it too). We had one in our camper trailer.....when we bought a new trailer, we just pried it off the shower wall. All the silicone peeled off the shower wall without needing anything to strip it off.
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Honestly, i think people might not read the instructions/abuse the items they complain about. We have used the adhesive and we have no complaints. If it is mounted in place and not removed (using the suction cup) it will probably be just as strong us when you started. If you move it often, the suction cup and window needs to be cleaned. Any tiny object breaking the suction will make it seem defective.
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It could. It is light enough. It needs a flat surface about 3-4" around to mount the suction cup. Just be careful about the justling.
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I have had mine for over a year and it has stayed in place. I wet the suction cup, placed it on the tile only (not the grout) pulled the suction lever which was tight and hard to do, but it forced the soap dish to adhere to the wall. I placed it out of the way so that we do not hit it or knock it down. If doing all that doesn't work for you, it may be possible you have an defective one because mine has worked well. Hope that helps.
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Under 3 conditions 1. The tiles should have flat and smooth surface. 2. The tile size should big enough for the whole suction cup. 3. Be careful, it won't stay on the tile (suction power) as long as on the mirror or glass.
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Hi! This is Kristina from SlipX Solutions. Our suction cup bathtub mats are designed to adhere to smooth surfaces. If your bathtub or shower is textured, tiled, or not completely smooth, than there is a chance some of the cups will not stick to the surface. Please contact SlipX Solutions if you have any questions. Thank you for your question.
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The tile must have a smooth glazed surface. I slightly dampened the back of the suction cup the pressed it into the tile then rotated the outer back of the cups clockwise. It's been holding with 3 large shampoo and soap bottles for several months now.
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Ours stuck on perfectly and has not come down. Our tiles are very smooth and even, so I think that if you aren't sticking it to an even or smooth surface, it might not work. I would suggest trying some Command double sided waterproof strips and using those to get it to stay up. Here is a pic of the strips I'm talking about ...http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebserver?mwsId=SSSSSufSevTsZxtUO8_GlxmGevUqevTSevTSevTSeSSSSSS--
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I think it has to be a smooth surface. But we use ours on a bath mat and don't worry about the suction cups.
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I have been researching that very same question, there are products on Amazon, I purchased a very inferior one and I would not recommend that one as it is a suction holder, I don't know if my shower surround is the wrong material or the product is just inferior, It should work fine on tile.. search "hand held shower holders", there are also styles that can be screwed to your shower wall.. good luck! I took a chance on one that many people didn't like but one person said she loved it and bought four-- if you see that remark, you may not want to buy that one
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i don't see why you couldnt use it on tile. We love ours in the tub!! It feels very safe. It is a peel and stick adhesive so even if it left a residue when you take it up at some point, I would think goo gone should take it off
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It has tons of small suction cups - it should work fine on your tile floor.
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Not really sure. My bathtub has the lining (about 0.02" thick) flaked off in random spots. There are so many suctioncups that it holds perfectly still. The material is also tacky, so I would think it's fine on textured surfaces, even if the suctioncups don't maintain vacumn.
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Yes - it is big enough, but I have trouble making the suction cup hold on plain clear shower glass! In the middle of the night, I suddenly hear "clink," and it is down again. Stays fairly well if you wet the back of the suction cup - most of the time!
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Mine came with a suction cup, I cannot remember if there was adhesive as well...however, I have the suction cup stuck to the shower wall which is a textured glass and it sticks. The mirror weights practically nothing so that helps.EDIT: Disregard...my wife tells me I used the suction cup from anther shaving mirror I had. If she says so it must be true ... LOL