does the suction cup really stay stuck on with the adhesive? We have a Moen Caldwell and the suction cup has never stayed on.
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Unfortunately not. I've tried many times to get it to adhere to the tile but it won't. Really frustrating.
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I cannot get mine to stick either. I have granite counter tops and I put a bit of water on the suction cups to help create a seal, but it didn't help at all. I also tried using it on my dining room table. The suction cups refuse to adhere, no matter how much pressure I apply. I had to have my husband hold the spiralizer down for me in order to be able to use it at all. Kind of frustrating to know I might not ever be able to use it without help and I'm considering sending it back just because of this issue. I sent an inquiry to Brieftons. We'll see what they say.
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It sticks well but won't leave any marks. My family attached them to a mirror and a tiled wall. Stayed up well but came right off. It is held up by suction cups.
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Hi! This is Kristina from SlipX Solutions. Our suction cup bathtub mats are designed to adhere to smooth surfaces. If your bathtub or shower is textured, tiled, or not completely smooth, than there is a chance some of the cups will not stick to the surface. Please contact SlipX Solutions if you have any questions. Thank you for your question.
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These come with one command adhesive strip, which you press and hold on the base, then press the base to a cleaned wall. My bathroom is VERY humid, and suction cups don't stick for more than say... 20-30 minutes. I now have 3 of these and they have not fallen once yet and they have been up through some bathroom renovation and stuff falling into them for over a month now.
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Mine was a different model and it fit a little tight but seemed to OK. HOWEVER, the suction cup part would not stick to the glass at all. I tried to wet the surfaces to provide a good seal. No luck there. Save your money.
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Mine comes off. You might have to jiggle it at little, don't force it. It doesn't come off smoothly, but it does eventually release.
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Not really. Mine gets stuck too. Not much you can do but pull it off and reposition. It doesn't happen all the time. Maybe the manufacturer has a solution.
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I have had absolutely no problem with the suction cup. It has been my experience with ANY suction cup that both surfaces need to be clean (suction cup and the surface where it is mounted), meaning free of oils, soap residue, etc. I would advise thoroughly cleaning the surface where you mount it and washing the suction cup with a good dish detergent -- then let everything dry completely.
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no, it stays pretty sticky. so unless you cover the adhesive well and entirely, you'll be left with a sticky surface. hope this helps.
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I live in Hawaii, it does stick to any surface, but more so the window. I changed the location of my mount and when it is on my dash at a angle it doesn't stay stuck for a long period. This could be because of the heat we have year round here in Hawaii.
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I have had no issues with the adhesive hook at all. It is about half a square foot to the bottom right of my shower head. So water doesn't spray on it but it definitely gets on it when I rinse the mirror to get the temp to adjust and defog.The only issue I have is its not reusable so you need to be sure of where you want it. I bought suction cups too to be able to move it sometimes. The suction cups I bought don't hold the mirror because of the condensation and temp change in the air. But thats my fault for thinking they would work. The hook is as good as a 3M adhesive hook for anywhere in the home. Reliable. I have had no issues with the adhesive hook at all. It is about half a square foot to the bottom right of my shower head. So water doesn't spray on it but it definitely gets on it when I rinse the mirror to get the temp to adjust and defog.The only issue I have is its not reusable so you need to be sure of where you want it. I bought suction cups too to be able to move it sometimes. The suction cups I bought don't hold the mirror because of the condensation and temp change in the air. But thats my fault for thinking they would work. The hook is as good as a 3M... » Read More I have had no issues with the adhesive hook at all. It is about half a square foot to the bottom right of my shower head. So water doesn't spray on it but it definitely gets on it when I rinse the mirror to get the temp to adjust and defog.The only issue I have is its not reusable so you need to be sure of where you want it. I bought suction cups too to be able to move it sometimes. The suction cups I bought don't hold the mirror because of the condensation and temp change in the air. But thats my fault for thinking they would work. The hook is as good as a 3M adhesive hook for anywhere in the home. Reliable. « Show Less
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suction cups by themselves won't hold the bulb. i cleaned off the bulb with an alcohol pad first (attach pad with a strong double stick tape) clean bulb. thenremove pad, let suction cup dry then put a strong double sided tape ( we used a double stick carpet tape) on the suction cup and then it worked. be cautiouswhen lower the bulb to avoid it coming off.
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I lightly moisten both suction cups and mine stays firmly in place for at least a week on a stainless steel sink wall. If it starts to move a little after that week, I pop it off and remoisten. My cleaning person, who is incredible, is stymied by it and seems to have the same problem as you do! I think that the light moistening is the key.
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I did not use the suction cups. I used the glue. I'm sorry I couldn't help with the suction cups but the glue works really well and I love the dispenser.
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I have had mine for over a year and it has stayed in place. I wet the suction cup, placed it on the tile only (not the grout) pulled the suction lever which was tight and hard to do, but it forced the soap dish to adhere to the wall. I placed it out of the way so that we do not hit it or knock it down. If doing all that doesn't work for you, it may be possible you have an defective one because mine has worked well. Hope that helps.
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I have mine on the windshield of my old pickup truck and I get a clear panoramic view behind me, to left and right of my truck bed, and the only time the suction cup failed to stick was when the truck sat in a parking lot, windows rolled up, no shade, at 80 plus degrees for 24 hours. I think it's great.