🚿 Tidee Tubb Splash Guards, Ultra Clear: Keeping Your Bathroom Dry and Mess-Free Review

We have an old house with a bathroom not very comfortable for the kids and apparently my husband haha. I bought a pair of white bath screens at Home Depot for double the price and they didn't last long. When I received these I was shocked at how durable they were and they come with a solid silicone hose for installation. What?! That's insane for the price. Setup was easy and fairly self-explanatory. Silicone smells pretty strong, so be prepared for that. But the end product is amazing! No more…

Although this tub looks like any other tub we've had, for some reason we couldn't stop the shower water from dripping all over the floor. These mudguards worked great. The sealant smelled pretty strong but we just closed the door and turned on the fan for a day. In my photos you can see that my shower is not completely straight. Luckily they give you plenty of that sealant to fill the crack. I also used it to cover holes where a previously bolted shower door had been. I found a fender in HD…

After the bathroom remodel where the shower doors were removed, we got nice drops of water on the living room floor every time the upstairs baby shower was used. With the bathtub version, it was found that the water hit the back wall faster than it could enter the bathtub and consequently flowed along the wall and sides of the bathtub, through the floor and ceiling. This little gadget saved the day. ! We haven't had a single crash since installing it. The clear surface is invisible and the…

We have a lot of guests and some of those guests are TERRIBLE on holding water in the bath. I don't know what the fuck they are doing but I walk in after their shower and it feels like the fucking monsoon ruined my bathroom. Finally I said enough is enough and ordered these water meters. They are amazing. Now my floor stays super dry! Even the little that sometimes comes out when a normal person like me has to take a shower stays in the tub. That's where all the water should be. Sometimes I'll…

There was an incident recently where I thought it was raining outside but it was just water dripping from my shower upstairs over the wall and down the top of the outside door frame. Not funny. I figured I'd have to rip out the grout, cut and repaste the walls, which I probably should be doing anyway. But actually the problem was that we have a one piece fiberglass tub/shower with a curtain. For some reason, water was always leaking and pooling on the floor in that corner of the bathroom…

Protective covers worked great. The bent end was bent too far or too long, leaving the tip sticking out about 3/16 inch over the edge of the tub, but that wasn't a complaint. It's not really the product's fault, we just have a tub with a narrow (2-1/2 inch wide) top rail. The clear seal included in the package was easy to use. To install the parts, I started by placing them where they would fit best, and then running painter's tape about 1/8" from the edges along the surface of the tub and…

They are larger than they look so be sure to measure. If the top of the bathtub is too narrow, the width will not be enough to install it with the (very) pointed end hanging into the bathtub. This is a very sharp hard plastic that could injure a child. They're made fairly cheaply and (obviously) without a second thought. That said, the manufacturer doesn't waste time checking that all very sharp edges are smoothed out so that the ends, and most importantly the landing surfaces, are perfectly…

I originally only bought one set because I really only needed one for each shower and they were in front of each and only one worked. I was afraid they would be unsightly and wanted as little impact as possible. Not only did they fit together perfectly, but they worked so well that when I realized water was still getting on the floor I bought another set to have them on either end in both showers. Installation is easy if you're not fussy. I'll get to that, but first my best advice: before you…