Will the suction cup stick properly to a formica counter?
301413
My counter is tile, and the suction cup has worked great, i cant imagine it wouldnt be the same on yours.
301414
Suction it to a shallow tray or even a cookie sheet. Place the tray on a towel to keep it from sliding around. It contains all the peelings and drips!
301415
Yes, I had no problem what so ever. I really love mine , I canned 28 quarts of apples with it .
301416
I think the key is having a surface that's smooth and without dips or bumps. The smoothness is what helps to develop the suction. Where I have a slight seam on my counter, the peeler won't stick, but if I move the peeler over an inch, away from the seam, it's solidly stuck to the counter.I love this peeler. I just used it to make apple pie for Thanksgiving. I wish I'd had this peeler 40 years ago.
2228591
I don't think so, it has rubber tips which keep it from sliding on counter.
1323960
I can't help you there. Maybe check in an inconspicuous area of your counter. Or see if you can get a scrap piece of Formica and try it there first.
1036472
I just tried it on my honed granite and it did in fact stick. Just make sure you moisten the suction cups a little.
1576453
I would think so. It isn't a suction type mirror. It attaches with a heavy duty tape that is already attached, you just take the paper off the other side and stick it where you like. But mine stuck immediately so I'd make sure it's where you want it the first time you attach it.
1287484
Yes! It's been stuck on mine for over a year with no problems. I have one in the kitchen and the bathroom, both on different tiles.
1729486
I believe all my tubs I've used this on are porcelan. The answer to your question I believe is whether other items that have suction cups stick to it. That's a sure fire way to see if it would.
527741
We attached this to a preformed Formica counter top and the screws went through to the top. You might want attach a smaller piece of wood depending on the thickness of your desk
2232440
I don't know about this griddle, but I've used other griddles on Formica in the past with no problems. After it gets to the right temperature and before you start cooking move the griddle and put your hand on the countertop and see if it is hot.
335743
The suction cup is pliable and a little sticky. I think it may sick to a slightly textured surface. My dash is very slightly textured and mat. I hope I've helped.
736443
No, because the metal bar on the back sticks out further than the suction cups, it won't stick to anything. Don't buy it
466025
Don't see why not. I used on an old formica countertop with formica backsplash and put it on that
34393
I don't know if it will work on formica - I currently am using it on our corian counter tops. It does add a nice shine/glass to them.
761318
It sticks great to most surfaces. The suction cups can not be replaced. For the price its great. I use mine all the time.
736444
It sticks by suction cups, so I think it should stick to granite, as long as there are no pits in the granite that will stop the suction process. It's really useful and very pretty.
88100
JOHN, looks like the clamp will fit anything from 1/3-8" to about 1/2". Standard formica type kitchen counter top is 1-1/2". Hope this helps. Wonderful machine. Enjoy, Chuck
1304232
Yes it does. It has 2 big suction cups that the caddy pretty much snaps into and they hold it nice and tight against the wall. Even on my shower walls which are the bumpy tile kind. I didn't think the cups would stick to them but I cleaned the tile then used rubbing alcohol let that dry then put the moistened cups on the wall and snapped the caddy into place. It worked well it has been holding steady now for about a month (?) well since I put it up the first time.