🧺 Effortless Bathroom & Kitchen Organization: Yohom Stainless Steel Vacuum Suction Cup Towel Ring Holder Review

I've had this towel rail for a long time. I installed it directly on the mirror and not on the wall as it has texture. He fell out of the shower there several times together with moisture. Since we are renting this apartment I won't be super-taping the mirror, but once we move into our own house I may super-paste it to see if that helps.

I ordered this for my laundry room. The towel rail never worked so when I saw that I thought I'd give it a try. WOW, it has incredible suction power! I have to be honest - I realized that I have to be very careful when taking it off the mirror to change position. The pull is so strong that you don't want to tear the mirror off the wall. Definitely good suction power, definitely reliable, I need that. **Read the instructions first**

It has been with us for almost three years, mounted on a mirror. It used to fall about once a year, but after a fall two weeks ago, it doesn't last more than 2 days later. Turns out I didn't install it properly. Because it's sticky, it stays on for a while even if you don't install it properly. I was ready to give it up when I found the video on Revain and realized I had never properly installed it until today. I expect him to stay a year. He looks great too!

included This ring (round) towel rail attaches to a smooth surface, in our case the glass wall of the shower stall and is held in place by suction. Unlike traditional suction cups that work by wetting and sticking, with this model, rotate the smaller round base fully counterclockwise, place it where you want it, then fully rotate the base back clockwise to create suction . It seems to work. We had previously tried a similar ring from another manufacturer and the base didn't rotate so we sent it

I understand the importance of reviews and rely on them to make a purchase. This suction towel ring has received great reviews for a reason. We have a wide vanity and two sinks so the walls don't touch the sink and the back wall is fully mirrored. I tried one of these freestanding towel rails and found it ok, but my husband didn't like its instability and took up countertop space. After further research to find the best solution for keeping our towels handy when needed, I found this suction…