Will these work in a bathroom? They won't get wet but may be exposed to moisture from the shower.
2045976
sure. i don't see why not? and they are fairly cheap...if one get's moldy or mildewy at some point...buy some more. they hold a lot and are aesthetically pleasing
2045977
I have them inside my linen closet to organize the shelves in the bathroom but my bathroom does not get that steamy. Good ventilation, etc. They have been working fine so far. So I really can't speak to them being exposed to moisture.
915107
I think they would but don't know how they would hold up with lots of water exposure. Mine are stuck to the outside of a clear shower door and they are doing great after a year. But they don't get direct water exposure.
1068058
I think the design would work but I do not know how it may hold up to the humidity that could build up in a bathroom. I think it would depend on the size of the room and how much moisture/humidity you get in the room after use. My concern would be for the back panel.
94242
What a great idea! They towels should hold up in the water. I sometimes wet them and use to wipe down bathroom sink area. They don't shred or fall apart but then I don't leave them sitting in water, either. They are nice and large, when unfolded.
701398
They do say that they are waterproof, where I have put mine they will not get wet. The power supply is not water proof so you would have to find a safe place for that. If you do purchase, I highly recommend the little black clips to hang them instead of the sticky back. Good luck!
864220
Yes. I put them on my bathroom wall. Lightly textured with semi gloss paint. Still sticking great even with shower moisture in there.
447443
Yes they will stick to the wall, and no they won't provide decent light for anything. Sorry, don't know about moisture - Just know they are a waste of moneyif you are looking for light.
1435713
Typically, I would say these aren't used for dry towels. There are cheaper warmers that will warm dry towels, for showers for example. But nothing prevents you from putting dry towels in however.
1547412
I wish I could give you a decent answer but can't. I installed them above our kitchen sink and thus didn't worry about their resilance to humidity. They do work well though.
142950
I don't think they would work well on textured walls. If a bathroom was well ventilated and didn't get steamed up during a shower, I think they would work. I haven't had any issues the two times I had to run a vaporizer in the room these are in.
1873996
Not a good idea. You should have a fixture specially designed for the wet shower area. Look up shower light.
204338
I don't know, I've only used them in the tub but I would think if they help to grip on a wet surface, they would certainly work on a dry surface.
837705
Unfortunately, I used them in my car, therefore they have yet to see moisture. Sorry.
1053082
You could probably use any type of moisture proof adhesive or epoxy if used in a bathroom.
982385
Obviously the bulbs are not meant to get wet but if the bulb is completely sealed I assume these would work OK.
779272
I didn't use mine in a bathroom so I can't really say. They are beautiful and adhere quite easily though.
1056273
These work great for a closet rod. I really can't answer as to whether they can tolerate moisture and be used for a shower rod. You might try contacting the maker, National Hardware, directly for the answer to your question.