Would this work on a fallen bathroom tile?
2079371
I do not see why not, just need two solid surfaces, and would need to hold the tile until it sets. This is not a contact cement
1214292
Yes. I used it on my bathroom tile floor with Lysol cleaner. I'd suggest you try a test spot with cleaner to decide on brush or scrubbing pad.
1662442
Maybe. It works best for flat surfaces but if you get the biggest size and cut it to cover the biggest surface area for your ceramic tile, unless your ceramic tile weighs 10 lbs, of course ha ha. Just adhere to the weight limit, and you should be fine. I would recommend following the instructions carefully without skipping any steps. I thought this would be quick and easy but it is an overnight type project.
212691
Depends if you drop it on a carpeted surface yes. If it falls on tile or concrete may not hold up
1386123
I do not have a reason to use on tiles, so not able to answer your question with certainty. I see no reason why not. It works great on glass.
2185761
I think that is what my landlord has in my bathrooms. I got it on and stayed for a few weeks then it fell right off. I thought it should work on any type of shower material. You use silicone glue stuff to make it stay up. I really doubt it really works good on any surface to be honest. It's really crappy product.
1587548
I don't know, but I doubt it. If the rubber suction cup is clean and not damaged, and if the surface is REALLY smooth, and if (on tiles) the cup is not too close to the grout line, the suction could hold for months. Thing is there are too many ifs to rely on if safety is the issue.
1386125
Yes it will. I'm assuming you mean bathroom tiles. Moisten before adhering and remove after use. I wouldn't count on a permanent hold though.
1200480
I have never tried but assume so. It should work assuming the tile is not porous - to permit proper suction, and large enough - so the suction cups do not align with grout seams.
2275510
I would say yes as long as you drill the tile carefully and hit a wall stud. I mounted on drywall. Some of my mounting holes missed the stud. I used molly's (sp) on those holes. If all the force is pulling on the tile and not a stud, it could pull the tile off.
669890
Hi, As long as the surface is flat and clean there should be no problem. If the surface is textured or uneven it will not stick. Bathroom tile works fine as long as the suction cup has a good firm grip. One trick is to get a smooth plastic or hard coated small white cutting board and connect it to the wall you use on the floor or bed as well. Hope this helps. Lee
1662748
Without knowing what the tile surface is like it's impossible to say. If it is textured like natural stone then I doubt the Velcro will stick to it either. If it's smooth then the suction cup will probably work.
364865
I wouldn't.. it's much stiffer than you think it is... and the plastic bristles I believe would scratch.. I used it to clean grout, and it scratched the tile.
767501
I would think it would. My floor of my shower is a heavy fiberglass, though my walls are tile. After 25 years of trying to clean the floor of the shower R.O.G. 3 is the only thing that would get the floor cleaned. If I were you I would test an area first, but I think you will get great results. Good luck and let me know so I can pass this on to others. Have a great day and a clean shower!
2000278
Never used it for that but just the straight chisel would work. This one is set at an angle to use on floor tile.
338396
Unfortunately not. I've tried many times to get it to adhere to the tile but it won't. Really frustrating.
1869420
it certainly worked wonders on my tile floors and walls. used it for just this purpose in the bathroom and kitchen and it worked great. you'll want to use a grout sealer after you have cleaned it for extra protection.