do they stick to a tub surround?
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I believe so but I have mine attached to a fiberglass shower wall and they hold very tightly. I have tried to pull them off to test them but cannot and they have been on for almost two months!
1805694
tile and surrond tub are both slick surface. mine did not hold well and to me were a hazard so they went in the garbage.
2185209
No. I believe the surface MUST be smooth. I'd recommend using a vinyl tub mat. You can buy them at Target, and probably any place that has bath stuff. They have suction cups on the bottom, so they'll stick. It won't cost nearly as much as the cute decals, but you will need to wash it from time to time, because of mold.
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It's a heavy curtain and mine sticks to both walls and it's really long so it sticks inside the tub too. I really like this shower curtain. Buy one to try and if you like them buy a few more. Good luck!
534022
Sorry to say but as long as we use a very dry, flat surface on our tub, making it stick has not been a problem for us. Good luck!
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They are not they are only about 1/4" thick and they stick (when wet) to the side of the bathtub. My twins (age 2) LOVE these things. I can't get them out of the bathtub when they are finding letter and numbers. It is like bath and learning all in one!
1984244
No. Once you place them they can't even be be moved. You must be sure and precise when you stick them on.
1417144
The sticky back on them is very strong. I misplaced one when I was laying them and it was really hard to pull it up. I would venture to say yes they would stick to tile, but I suppose maybe the grout lines could be an obstacle to a smooth-surface adhesion.
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I have a vinyl shower surround and it's wonderful but I don't know the answer to your question. Sorry I can't help you out.
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I'm not if they are titled "waterproof" but I know I added them to the outside bathtub and the shower walls and they are still there.when I placed them I made sure there were no air bubbles. Water does touch them, specially when it comes to bath time, with a 5 yr old and a 1 1/2 yr old they are bound to be splached on and get wet...my bathroom sucks out the humidity of the shower so I'm not sure that plays a facter?
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I got them to replace a supposedly non-slip mat. The mat would slip if I did not get all the little suction cups down tight. Since that meant leaning over the edge of the tub to press it down, and sometimes losing my balance in the process, I decided on these little guys. They are not quite as rough as the mat was, but they are rough enough that I don't slip on them.
2215789
My tub was actually up against the wall. You may have to put some type of spacer in between the mounts and the wall.
4270
It only sticks to certain type of tubs depending on the material. I think it sticks to the older models as the newer ones are made out of some kind of acrylic.
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Yes. They come with two sided tape that securely mounts them to any surface.
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You have to expect they will collect some debris where the edge meets the tub. Periodically just pour some diluted bleach (1Tbs/gal water) over them. Mine have been on my tub for quite some time now & the surface & edges look like they did when I installed them. Just make sure the tub is clean & disinfected prior to installing the anti-skid circles/strips. Strip any remaining oils off with rubbing alcohol just prior to installation & you shouldn't have any problems with them sticking or bacteria growing under them. Otherwise bacteria on the tub surface will continue to grow under them & they will become discolored & spotty. You have to expect they will collect some debris where the edge meets the tub. Periodically just pour some diluted bleach (1Tbs/gal water) over them. Mine have been on my tub for quite some time now & the surface & edges look like they did when I installed them. Just make sure the tub is clean & disinfected prior to installing the anti-skid circles/strips. Strip any remaining oils off with rubbing alcohol just prior to installation & you shouldn't have any problems with them sticking or bacteria growing under them. Otherwise bacteria on the tub surface will continue to grow under them &... » Read More You have to expect they will collect some debris where the edge meets the tub. Periodically just pour some diluted bleach (1Tbs/gal water) over them. Mine have been on my tub for quite some time now & the surface & edges look like they did when I installed them. Just make sure the tub is clean & disinfected prior to installing the anti-skid circles/strips. Strip any remaining oils off with rubbing alcohol just prior to installation & you shouldn't have any problems with them sticking or bacteria growing under them. Otherwise bacteria on the tub surface will continue to grow under them & they will become discolored & spotty. « Show Less
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No. They are basically a neoprene or foam-like coating. I've had this hanging on the side of a shed outside for about a year and it still is holding up well.
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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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They are bright mirrored chrome on the outside and white plastic on the tub side. There are weighted magnets on each end of the curtain bottom to hold in place. Works well for either steel or plastic tubs.