Don't have shelf in my shower, just flat surface above bathtub, will it slide around when I pick up and set down soap or does it have rubber on bottom
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i keep it on the ledge of my shower but its flat. it has the same rubber spikes on the bottom as on the top and it doesn't slide around. i assume if its slanted at all it will probably slide in but depends on how heavy the soap bar is.
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The InterDesign Soap Saver has not moved since we have put it in the shower on a little shelf that is there. We have not complaints about the function of this item. The rubber on the bottom seems to hold it in place.
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doesn't slide around. it stays put. only thing is that when your soap gets smaller and smaller after usage, it won't stay put on top too well.
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I did the same thing and it stick. It might unstick if that area is wet when in the shower
859143
Yes it stays firmly on the tub by rows of suction cups on the reverse side. it's really rubbery and pliable so it comes up easily if you pull it up but it does not slip under foot. i usually let it dry daily but a rinse w clorox seems to keep mold away. no mold yet. i love it.
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no, it's slippery. I bought one of those sponge type items for the bath and used that in the bottom
50153
My bar is attached to the wall some 6-7 inches above tile surround. I have approximately 8 inches of inner shower curtain below top edge of tub. No install issues, is straight forward
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Mine does. Of course, a shower rail will prevent it from fitting perfectly flush against the tub, but it does fit securely enough to provide a solid and secure support. I haven't had any issues attaching it to a tub with shower rails.
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The bottom has a layer of a rubber-like substance which can handle normal bathroom moisture. I think it would be fine on a shelf in the shower.
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Bar Keepers Friend is somewhat helpful, but the long term answer is to put down a rubber mat of some sort that completely covers the bottom. If I had it to do over again, I would NOT install this sink! Dish soap pits the sink and it scratches too easily.
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Yes, I had planned to do the same, but ended up keeping it on since you can place it as high or low on the bar, or turn it off to one side. I have the soap dish pushed down all the way to the bottom, and turned off to the right side to stay dry. My handheld is is on the left in the lowest position right above the soap dish. This is in my 4 yr old's bathroom and is the perfect height. You are only losing .5" above the turn-on knob by leaving the soap dispenser on. You can move both the soap dispenser and handheld up or down with every shower if you want to. We have two of these shower heads, and everyone loves them. Yes, I had planned to do the same, but ended up keeping it on since you can place it as high or low on the bar, or turn it off to one side. I have the soap dish pushed down all the way to the bottom, and turned off to the right side to stay dry. My handheld is is on the left in the lowest position right above the soap dish. This is in my 4 yr old's bathroom and is the perfect height. You are only losing .5" above the turn-on knob by leaving the soap dispenser on. You can move both the soap dispenser and handheld up or down with every shower if you want to. We have two of these shower... » Read More Yes, I had planned to do the same, but ended up keeping it on since you can place it as high or low on the bar, or turn it off to one side. I have the soap dish pushed down all the way to the bottom, and turned off to the right side to stay dry. My handheld is is on the left in the lowest position right above the soap dish. This is in my 4 yr old's bathroom and is the perfect height. You are only losing .5" above the turn-on knob by leaving the soap dispenser on. You can move both the soap dispenser and handheld up or down with every shower if you want to. We have two of these shower heads, and everyone loves them. « Show Less
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The item has a rubberized material sewn on the base which has pretty good anti-slide properties. I have not had a problem with the item sliding at all. Over time, I suppose the material could harden and become slick. If that should happen, I plan to use a swatch of rubberized shelf liner to keep the item in place.
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It wants you to drain the tub and then slide the undermount under the tub. However, I was able to raise the tub just enough to wedge the undermount under the tub (like CTG). Keep in mind, you are under the tub cabinet and the tub typically has heavy foam that you are sliding under. I also love the holder, works as advertised. Only thing is the in the off position, that part of the tub will have about 9" of the cover showing (at least on mine).
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I don't know about tubs since I only shower but the vinyl walls of the shower hold the grab bar quite well. I refasten it every time before using it. Only for balance, though.
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No, it has not slipped on our shower floor. There are 6 rubber grommets on the bottom, held on by screws to the wood. I tongue oil the top occasionally, and spray a Clorox spray on the bottom at least once a week. I also lean it up against the wall between showers so it can dry better. We have been very happy with this product. Easier on the feet than the hard shower floor, and not slippery.
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The surface of the Rubbermaid commercial mat is about 1/16 inch thick, but there are suction cups underneath which are about 1/8 inch tall. We use this in a shower stall, and it adheres well and doesn't slip. The "bumpiness" of the suction cups is not uncomfortable to stand on. Since we don't have a tub, we have never tried using it to sit on.
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No, the shelves are just strong enough for your bath items. If you were to rest your foot on the lower shelf it would tilt over.
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It is on the bottom but it grips very well and doesn't slide around. I have not scratched my floor but I suppose you could if you pushed it around.
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Yes, it does. It doesn't move from where you place it because of the suction underneath. I've never had a problem with mine. I don't leave it in the tub after bathing, but drape it over my towel bath mat on the side of the tub so that it can dry properly. It is also mildew or mold resistant. I hope this helps your decision if you're thinking of purchasing one. You'll be glad you did.Patt Price