Review on 🛀 Enhance Safety with SlipX Solutions Clear Non-Slip Bath Stickers - 12 Anti-Slip Safety Decals (7.5 inch Strips) for Tub, Shower & Stairs by Jennifer Addison

Non slip daisies and butterflies that fell off the shower floor after 35 years. I was happy until I discovered that sex is difficult. The most important place was where I stood to wash my head and face, with my eyes closed and no hands on the counter. That's where I put a couple of these test strips. After cleaning as instructed I used toilet paper to completely dry the floor. With soapy feet I had good grip on the new tracks, but also where there were no steps. The shower floor doesn't seem to be dangerous as long as it's clean. After that, I checked the floor with my finger to make sure it was sparkling clean. To clean the shower, I usually put a tablespoon of washing soda and a tablespoon of borax on the floor, put on rubber gloves, and get a wet rag. Borax is a mild abrasive, while washing soda turns soapy water into soap. Leave it on for a few minutes, it might help. Old butterflies and daisies interfered with cleaning. The new strips aren't that bad because they are thinner and the sides are straight. Main cause of slippery floors I once slipped and hurt my toe when entering a place where there were no steps. The floor was slippery. It amazed me. It hasn't felt smooth in over a year of testing. I was glad I had placed steps on the most important area. I washed the floor but the day after my next shower I was slippery again. I cleaned again. This time he stayed clean. Between the last shower and the one before, I soaked my feet in a gallon of water, maybe with a tablespoon of borax and two tablespoons of bleach. I do this from time to time to prevent athlete's foot. In addition to destroying fungus, it "melts" dead skin. It appears that dead skin on your feet can leave nutrients to feed microbes that can make the shower floor slippery overnight, and soaking your feet can prevent this. Disappointing Adhesive More than a year later, the end of a stage came loose. I cleaned the surfaces and used cement. He persevered. After more than two years, the end of another caterpillar and half of the third came off. In these cases, the adhesive stuck to the floor and the tread detached from the adhesive. I would call it a glue failure. I replaced one step and cemented the end of the other. shower shoes? Non-slip shower shoes are advertised. I would like to know if any of them work on a slippery floor. Right now the tracks are insurance in case the ground gets slippery and I can't test it with my finger or foot.