I have a stand up shower, I want something to place my foot on when shaving, just to balance (not to climb on). Would this work?
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I think it may, it's pretty stable although I am only using as a soap dish but without much pressure I'll bet it would.
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Oooh...I don't think so. I think it's pretty secure but I'm guessing the constant pressure on and pressure off would eventually wear the suction off if not break the plastic. Actually I think the plastic would break before the suction broke from the tile.
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Hi, no it will not. However, just do a search on Amazon for a shower foot rest. I have seen them and they are comparable in price to the soap dish.
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No sir...it's simply a soap dish that you can rest your blade in on the side
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No! It wouldn't even stay on the wall. Let alone if you put any sort of weight on it. In fact, I do not recommend waisting the money on this item.
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Jane, my prior answer was for a shower chair, sorry - yes, this is very stable and solid on my toilet. My sister had no difficult with it and in fact bought one for her home.
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I put mine over my shower. It fit but wouldn't stay if a lot of weight was on it
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Sure, the base is weighted. I would see no problem. Using old school shaving soap in a cup and a brush will get you a better shave. Consider trying it. Remember HOT water.
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We have ours standing in the shower getting water on it during every shower. I don't know why it would hurt it to take those off the legs. My husband loves his.
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Will defiantly work on legs in shower if you keep running water over... Other areas .. Not sure
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It is not the right type of mat for helping with standing in the kitchen, the cushion is soft for just getting out of the shower and walking on, but it's not in any way supportive. There are much better mats for that. Also, this would absorb into the foam any liquids you spilled on it and would get manky pretty fast, I'd bet.This is what you want: Gold Box Deal of the Day: 60% Off Sublime Comfort Mats
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That shouldn't be a problem. I'm not exactly sure of the tallest point, but it would help anyone (except maybe Shaquille O'Neal) getting in and out. I'm only 5'4" and it gives me security not only for getting in and out, but something to hold onto while washing my legs and feet. Mine is placed towards the front of the tub by the faucets so I have plenty of room to step in without it intruding on the ability to reach the faucets.
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I think it would be okay just casually using in the bathroom. This product is not fully water resistst but shaving head resist
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My opinion - no. You need 4 points of contact. Get shower seat from Med Supply or some drugstores. You need more stability than the 3 legs provide. Good for cane with seat for short rests.
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I would not just due to risk of falling is heigh. Shower is wet and slippery and pole could slide out
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Yes - it is the perfect height for shaving your legs - that is one of the main reasons why I purchased it for our new shower. Very stable, looks great and is holding up very nicely after six months of use.
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I've always used plastic ones--like Muehle or Art of Shaving. I find they're inexpensive, sturdier and easier to use for travel, and a bit more stable on the bathroom counter
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[edited original response--oops!] This is a simple cover that doesn't have screws or any kind of suction quality to it so it WILL move around if it is covering a central drain or any drain that your feet come in contact with. In our tub/shower the drain sits directly underneath the tub faucet, so my feet never go there when showering (or else my shins would be hitting the tub faucet--ouch). It works great for us because it's in this 'semi-protected' spot. But if you have a central drain you walk on, you might want to look for something else.
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Yes it would be free standing. You would have to mount the panel bottom edge a few inches above the tub. Most tubs come with a pre drilled hole for the tub spout so I don't know what you would about the hole. I have my shower panel mounted in a shower and use the tub spicot to fill pails with water for cleaning chores.
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It might work......the part that your foot rests on is about 10" but your foot could hang off a little bit if you wanted. Hope that helps. Just know, though, that these are knock-off no name brand and not an actual Razor. I received 3 different ones before deciding they are all knock-offs. If the price is right, it is great though!
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There needs to be enough of a ledge on both sides for the wire arms to rest on. It probably would not work without at least a few inches of clearance between the inside edge of the tub and the wall. It definitely won't work on those liner-style tub/showers with a smooth inner wall.