Can this be used on tile in the bathroom? One fell off on the outside and I want to paste it back on. Thanks
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How can a tile in the bathroom fall off outside? Well anyhow if the tiles are yellow it might match the glue.
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Yes, a little goes a long way, and ensure it is held in place until its set. And no moisture for a least 24 hrs.
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I Haven' Used It In A Bathroom, But The Paste Is Water Activated. It Probably Wouldn't Be A Good Idea To Use Inside The Shower Or A Place Where It Would Be Soaked Frequently.
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I have seen such tiles used in shower areas but I think that they would be too slippery. I put them on a bathroom floor but also have rugs on the floor.
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I would not use in bathroom. This is a product that levels downward to the surface.I would use a anti mildew caulk for this wet area. This product adheres only to concrete or block.i used this for spaces next to patio and house foundation. This kept the ants and water away for good. This product remains soft to move with the heat and cold weather conditions in this state.
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I wouldn't. It would permanently ruin your tile. My grips worked great on the tile installed as instructed.
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Good afternoon Herbert, I have one of those in the bathroom. It would be a lot better if you adjust it on the tile as you enter the tub because I have no problem for it to stay on the wall, make sure that the adjustment is tight and you won't have any problem with it.
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Hmm...if your mirror is mounted across uneven surfaces, it, too, will be uneven. Assuming that is your plan, yes you shd still be able to use these mirror clips. The challenge will be drilling into the tile. The uneven
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Not as easily as I would like. It gets stuck in the grout lines. If your tile doesn't have a lot of space between them, it would be a nice stool for you. I love mine, but I just use it by my bathroom vanity.
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I'm not 100% sure. When I moved out of my previous apartment where I put one of these on the ceramic tile, it came off pretty easily. It left a little adhesive that I used soft scrub to get off. The one I have now, I haven't tried to take it down, so I can't speak to how THIS model will affect ceramic tile. I would say remove it carefully and patiently and then use either Soft Scrub for the remnants or an adhesive remove called Goo Gone.
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I have the hook on a wood door and it is holding very well. I also have smaller command hooks in our bathtub/shower. It is a one piece shower/tub. They have held up fine. Also the other hook has done well on the door and it is used for hanging a towel. I think it would work fine on ceramic tile but you could call the company that makes them and they could tell you for sure. I like the hooks a lot. Have them in both bathrooms.
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I have not used it on bathroom fixtures....only on a big brass tray. I see no reason why you could not use it on bathroom fixtures, especially if they are very dry when applied and let dry before using the fixtures. This is just my opinion.
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I put mine in the bathroom. Not on a tub surround, but it's a fairly small bathroom (~10x5). On paint, they don't peel off. I noticed the steam seems to make a little residue drip down under the decal after a few weeks, but they've stayed stuck pretty well.
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I have mine on the glass. I would think it would stick if it is a smooth tile but mine is textured.
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Not if the tile of glossy. It could even be safely removed from wallpaper if someone should make that mistake. Use a hair dryer to soften any adhesive that might remain on the tile. :)
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Waterproof? That is something I could not answer. However, I know I can wash them for they are on my mirrors. I know they adhere to tiles, but not on the grout. I know you can not place them in a shower area for they will fall off. (This happened with my grand kids ).
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Mines in my shower. But it's the guest bath, not an everyday use thing, but I would think so- it that perminent- sticker like adhesive, not the stick & move kind! Good solid size too- online stuff tends to be very small!
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It depends on if it is a rough surface or smooth surface. I have marble tiles in our other bathroom, and although I haven't tested it, I expect that they would stick. Now if they are "rough-hewn", I can't promise they won't stick. They will definitely stick to the side of the tub as well, so the kids can still use the blocks, they just may not be able to stick them to the walls.