Do I have to use the suction cup? or can I remove the suction cup and just have it setting on the counter?
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It is possible to leave the suction cup out and try to have gravity set the bottle down. However, I would not advise such an action, it is part of the design due to the pressure you need to push down the pump for the soap. The suction cup keep the bottle in place so you would not fight to get the foamy soap out.
1014476
It is free-standing! The suction cup just lets you maneuver a bit more easily and is what brings color to the bottom of the unit.
1014477
Yes, it is totally removable, and will sit flat on countertop...however, it does perform better when the suction cup is on it since it tends to tilt over when you try to push down on the head.I've had this over 2 months now, and simply can't live without it!!! I haven't had any problems with the amount of lather; since its ratio is 1 to 4 (soap-water)the amount of soap added to it makes a difference in the consistency of the lather. Due to the fact that I wash my hands so much while in the kitchen, it's nice to have a "silky" light lather, rather than the heavier feel of liquid soap. Yes, it is totally removable, and will sit flat on countertop...however, it does perform better when the suction cup is on it since it tends to tilt over when you try to push down on the head.I've had this over 2 months now, and simply can't live without it!!! I haven't had any problems with the amount of lather; since its ratio is 1 to 4 (soap-water)the amount of soap added to it makes a difference in the consistency of the lather. Due to the fact that I wash my hands so much while in the kitchen, it's nice to have a "silky" light lather, rather than the heavier feel of... » Read More Yes, it is totally removable, and will sit flat on countertop...however, it does perform better when the suction cup is on it since it tends to tilt over when you try to push down on the head.I've had this over 2 months now, and simply can't live without it!!! I haven't had any problems with the amount of lather; since its ratio is 1 to 4 (soap-water)the amount of soap added to it makes a difference in the consistency of the lather. Due to the fact that I wash my hands so much while in the kitchen, it's nice to have a "silky" light lather, rather than the heavier feel of liquid soap. « Show Less
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I believe you can certainly remove the suction cup. That was also my thought when I first saw it. Then I decided to leave it as I could always remove it later. It really is very nice to keep the container firmly planted where you set it and I think you will be glad to have it. Its design of "leaning forward" I think might cause it to tip over without the suction, but again, try it your way to see what happens.
1014479
You have to use the suction cup pretty much and the pump is terrible. I gave the product to goodwill because it did not create foam at all.
981200
It is not suction cups. There are drywall anchors that the hooks go into. The anchors may be giving it the look of plastic. It is a sturdy setup if installed correctly.
1363265
Yes, the only option it doesn't have is suction cups for the feet. It will slide on your counter top. Cheap solution... I cut a small mat out of kitchen drawer liners. I put the cutter on the before using, and problem solved. Buy this item, you'll be pleased.
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There's a little tab that sticks out beyond the edge of the cup. Try to pick that up and slip your finger underneath all the way around to release the suction cup. If you can't get your finger in, try something soft so you don't scratch the dashboard, maybe something like a Q-tip.
1997833
I do not see this happening on my unit. This can be variable and depending on mounting position in your countertop.
1269844
I put mine on a pad on the countertop. It seems to help quite a bit. An extra potholder, or a folded kitchen towel. Plus, it makes it easier to move it around the counter w/o picking it up.
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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.
1571845
Yes you can. It is very easy to do and does a great job as long as the suction cup pad is clean.
1923246
I can't respond to the question of ordering suction cups since I'm just another consumer - although you can probably find those at a hardware store or JoAnn's or Beverly's. But I have the same item and the suction cups DO come loose at times, but I can push them back on. As long as you are using the plastic half ring that fits over the shower and THEN are resting the rack in the grove in the ring (and are not resting it directly on the metal shower pipe) then it won't fall off. Hope this helps.
446641
Yes, it has a suction cup and it can be removed. However, it is very secure.
240099
There is a suction cup and it stays in one place. No problems with it. Don't need it in the summer though.
274369
The one I received does NOT have suction cups. That does mean it can swing around if it is very unbalanced. Not a deal-breaker for me, but definitely a flaw.
326225
I have mine attached to the wall because the suction cups didn't hold; It has a wall mount that can be screwed into place & you can slide it off & set it on the counter. That height is just under 12". I LOVE my mirror(s).
500688
Hi Melaney,The countertop comes pre-installed to the cabinet. It is not recommended to remove.Thank You,Kitchen Bath Collection
1304230
yes, there are two suction cups that come with. I put them down at the bottom, under the shelf. It holds very well and secure.
988032
There's a place for the suction cup to stick to. I love the pad. Every once in a while you need to rinse the bottom off with warm water. I've done 3 times in a year.
697281
Sorry, I can't answer that question. I have never used the suction cup. I bought the kit to replace another part that failed.