Review on Secopad Non Slip Stickers Bathroom Adhesive by Ashley Carpenter

After learning that my textured bathroom floor wasn't holding the bathmat (because it might be useful, not just for aesthetics, lol.), I went on a rug hunt while my toddler was bathing. best non-slip bathroom stickers. I have nothing to say about it except wonderful things. I've noticed some people complain about how aggressively rough/abrasive they are, which got me wary. It's not like this. For comparison: my toddler (18 months old) has very sensitive skin. She is so sensitive that she has to wear special diapers, use a special detergent, she needs lots of prescription creams and ointments, and otherwise we have to keep her slimy with Aquaphor. I had to return almost all of the skin care products we bought for her, including those that help take care of her skin. She's okay with them. They hold up very well. The treatment lasts 24 hours. I wiped the tub down with rubbing alcohol and it worked great. They are easy to stick on and if you mess them up you can just peel them off with a scraper and place them somewhere else. Using a scraper is a must in my opinion. It works very well. Many other kits are not included. I recommend.