🛀 16"x34" Peel and Stick Bathtub Mat: Adhesive Hotel Non Slip Bath Tub Mat Review

This is my second purchase of this item. Another received 6 years ago. Works great, mildew resistant and easy to clean. EXCELLENT does not slip. I highly recommend this product.

Easy to install, but in the end I found that I had assembled askew. Be careful as I couldn't redo it after it stuck to the tub. Also, I have a few air pockets, all because of my rush to get it done.

Not sure why this product has so many good reviews. Doesn't prevent slipping at all. it might be a little less slippery than my bath without anything. I have a 2 year old and she slipped on it many times before I decided to come back. So disappointed as I was pleased with the fact that there was no mold but it looks like I'll just have to go back to plastic suction cup mats, better safe than sorry.

Something had to be done to hide the obvious separation between the tub trim and the old tub. Much cheaper than making new. Looks good and is holding up well (so far). The time will show. It was difficult to place evenly with equal spacing on each side. I got by with it, but it wasn't easy and I had to pull myself up twice to reconfigure. Luckily, he retained his sticky power. I would say the J-roll is essential to ensure good contact and eliminate bubbles. It costs an extra $20, but it's still

It was easy to install and now offers a safe showering experience. Clean the shower floor with a cleaner and rinse, rinse, rinse. Then dry thoroughly. Then I wiped the surface with alcohol and let it dry. That last step probably wasn't necessary. I used masking tape to roughly outline the perimeter. Then lower carefully. I then rubbed the entire mat surface with a 4 inch roller (the same one you would use for wallpaper stitching). This step can also be optional. We are very happy with this…

The only problem I have is that I wish it was a little rougher or more textured. The floor of our bathtub is very slippery. I fell once. We tried different solutions and all ended with problems like slipping or spawning. This one goes and stays. The only place it appears is where I couldn't keep the tub dry when I installed it. We have a leaking shower head. So there are a few spots where I accidentally spilled water under it and it won't stick to those spots. But where it was dry, it held up…

This looks better than small stickers. They're pretty easy to install. Two tips from other reviewers that I agree with: 1. Use denatured alcohol to give the area a final clean before application.2. Use the ribbon to set the scope before starting. I'll add mine: 1. Consider running the razor blade CAREFULLY over the area to be applied. Be very careful not to damage the area. This will reveal limescale and paint stains that you might not otherwise notice. Consider wiping them off instead of…