🚰 Liquid Traction 193032 Non-Slip Solution: Clear and Small for Improved Safety Review

Didn't work for me after several uses. After about a day it gets slippery again. I used it on porcelain tiles in the kitchen.

I did exactly what the instructions said and all it did was make my floor slippery. I waited 2 hours for it to dry (more than the recommended 15) but it still washed out. Absolute waste of money!

I first bought a gallon of some expensive products to use on the exterior tiles which were very slippery with dress shoes when wet. It helped, but it wasn't enough. I went cheap and bought this product. After applying the first coat and testing it wet with dress shoes, the difference was immediately visible. The second layer that ended up on the shoes from the bottle will now stick to the surface when wet. Too bad I didn't get it first.

Put this on the shower floor (usual size is about 30X60). Wash the floor, apply the product with a sponge, wait 8-10 minutes and remove the sponge. The whole job took about 15 minutes and my shower floor is no longer slippery. We have a small hexagonal tile that is very common. It was installed about six months ago and I've tried many things like mats, strips etc to make it less slippery. It worked. Put it on yesterday and probably used about an ounce of material out of 32 ounces. Container…

I have sidewalk and entrance tiles that can be slippery when wet. I didn't want anything that would actually stain or damage the tile. I also didn't want anyone to slip and hurt themselves. Liquid Traction worked great! Did it in two uses. Easy to apply with a sponge mop. We may have to repeat this in a few months if we have a rainy season.

First I bought a gallon of expensive material to use for exterior tile which was very slippery when wet wearing dress shoes. It helped, but it wasn't enough. I went cheap and bought this product. After applying the first coat and testing it wet with dress shoes, the difference was immediately visible. The second layer that ended up on the shoes from the bottle will now stick to the surface when wet. Too bad I didn't get it first.

Apply twice according to the instructions on our floor. When I first waited for the recommended time for porcelain stoneware, it didn't take long. For the second app I waited 45 minutes and it seemed better. It's less slippery, but not surprising. It may be better for other surfaces but for porcelain stoneware I probably need 4-5 uses to get what we need so I use a lot of this product. Also, I will wait much longer than the product recommends to get the best effect again.