Need a safety mat for tub, but can not have suctions cups because of finish on tub.?
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get a plain flat rubber mat.or those stick ons (that don`t come off)
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Try using a metal brush.
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Call a local sign shop and ask them for steamers. They should be able to help you.
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just pretend the bath is a small, lonely hot tub.....\n\nafter cross country and track i would take a long warm bath....until my legs started to stick out of the water more than stay in....being too tall kinda kills the whole bath experience.....\n-nny
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Armorall contains lots of silicone compunds.  You can try dish soap, laundry detergent, orange cleaners, or any other effective detergent/degreaser that wouldn't harm the mats.
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You need to specify the other surface when asking for the coefficient of friction.  For example, sneakers and gym floors.
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You can find arena's and sporting goods stores that will clean your equipment, if you can't find one use febreeze and you can put the softer equipment in the washing machine ie. pants, jock strap or shorts and maybe shoulder pads(depending if they are flexible enough) and elbow pads depend on how big your washing machine is. For shin pads I never tried it but you could try a carpet cleaner I mean its made from the same stuff as a couch. But to prevent the build up the smell you should air out your equipment on a close line in your basement, or a sports equipment rack.
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Get a ShopVac and get a floor-mat. Wipe your feet off before you go in and put a sign on the door that says 'PLEASE WIPE YOUR FEET.' Can't get much more obvious than that.
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I am the domestic staff. I say DON"T make the bed. It is going to be ripped apart anyway. It makes it way easier if you leave it alone. We have to put fresh bedding on there no matter how clean you are. And by all means take the little bottles of shampoo, lotion, and soaps. They are there for your convenience. If they are opened we throw them away. The only thing that chokes me is when you use the face clothes to shine your shoes, leave "used socks" in the bed, or half drinks in the trash.
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f your mat is lightly soiled, use a spray bottle, damp sponge, or terry cloth rag to apply a solution of two cups of water and four drops of dish soap. Rub the soiled areas. Wipe the mat with clean water; then rub with a dry terry cloth towel. Hang to air dry.\n\nIf your mat is heavily soiled, submerge it in a solution of warm water and mild detergent; use very little soap as any residue may cause the mat to become slippery during future use. Thoroughly hand wash the mat and rinse in clean water. After squeezing out the excess water, lay the mat on a dry towel and roll the mat and towel together. Stepping on the rolled up mat will squeeze more moisture out of the mat and into the towel. Then unroll and hang to air dry.
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try adamandeve.com they have rubber coated vibrating ones. then you can look for weighted or heaver duty ones.
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I'd try the take-off Powerpets. Go to: www.powerpets.com
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Many large pet shops carry aquarium sealant. Check to make sure it is acrylic compatible.
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Buy a sphere of pure aluminum and start polishing it with increasingly higher grit sand paper (until you get up to around 2000 grit or so).  Then use some Mother's Polish to get it to a fine mirror shine.  There you go, a mirror sphere.  \n\nHowever, I think you are going to be quite disappointed when you get this object in your possession.
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To Save The Water Bath Together...:-)
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You can buy glue that is made specifically for body boards, and also for wetsuits.  Most surfshops that sell wetsuits should probably sell this.
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Try your local hardware store or a craft shop