I have a solar fountain attachment, suction cups on bottom, but won't stick to my granite and bird baths- is this smooth for suction cups??
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Yes, smooth on bottom; however, you may need to sand/smooth out where mold-seam sticks out a little.
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I used fishing sinkers to hold mine in place. yes it is smooth on the bottom
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I used the suction cups for quite a few years. I suppose replacing them often might help it stick best. You can buy replacements via String by Mail, I couldn't find them on Amazon.
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very good question!!!!!! dont know...could not get suction cups to stick....tried a couple of times..then put it away and forgot about it...thanks for reminding me..will try again
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Yes, mine falls off as well. The suction cup has curled up around the edges and will not adhere well to our granite shower walls. It is very frustrating to hear a crash in the middle of the night. The squeegee does a great job, however, I need to find an alternative to this suction cup!
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I have tile 1/2 way up my wall and it attached without any problem until he tried to sit on it. :) I put a little water on the suction cups and didn't have any problems with it sticking. I just taught him not to sit on it and to let me empty it.
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HandyI've never used the suction cup. I have a hook on a shower rack that I hang it on.
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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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I do remove the mat and hang it up between baths to let it dry. I have not noticed any suction cups becoming detached.....and I am not gentle when I remove it from the tub.
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Mine is adhered with the suction cups included with the product to the ceramic tile shower wall. I have never used the hook. I have never attached the soap dish either.
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Suction cups mostly only work on smooth, hard surfaces: e.g. marble, mirrors, metal, glass, tiles (without the disturbance of the grout lines), etc. I don't believe wallpapered walls would work. If it does, not well.
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Yes. Simply moisten the suction cups and press firmly. It should stick for some time but may, as any suction cup mount will do, become loose when the moisture under the cups dries out.
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Hi JSS,The included adhesive hook affixes to any shower surface holding Shave Well mirror solidly in place. No more suction cups falling off of the wall. Also, since Shave Well mirror is removable from the wall mounted hook it is very easy to clean for a clear reflection each time you use it.Regards,Bill VogelThe Shave Well Company(877) 578-0123
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I clean the glass and the suction cups, dampen the suction cups and apply pressure too, and then wait a couple of hours before placing the feeder on the holder. That usually holds for a month or so, then one suction cup gives out and I have to clean and reapply. Rain and wind will cause the cups to lose suction too.
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not sure but it sticks to my non-textured tub just fine - I would assume if you've tried other suction bath mats and they stuck, then you would be okay with this one.
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Jeff, there are 4 suction cups, the bottom two protrude below the bottom, so it will not stand on its own. I had a brushed stainless steel sink and the suction cups would not stick. I took two clear strips of clear cello tape and stuck it to the sink then attached the cups. It's been a couple of months and they stay on good. Just make sure the cups stay within the tape edges. Hope this helps.
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The birds that use my birdbath, which is where I have the solar pump, bathe all around it. Yes they can get under it but for my purposes it sprayed too high although I have seen hummingbirds use the spray. I added more holes to reduce the pressure and height of the spray. It worked fine and the price was better than many other places.
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I have a "plain jane" contractor grade smooth laminate countertop and the suction cup adheres securely. When I am done with grinding, it comes off easily as well.