Can anyone compare this to Tub and Tile (5 star reviews) or Sashco products - also well reviewed. Need to do tub and showers thanks
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I normally use Sashco Big Stretch everywhere around my house except for the tubs & showers, & I consider it the best caulk I've ever used. For tubs & showers I use Lexel, which is excellent caulk as well, but it is more difficult to tool than the Big Stretch. Other than that, I think it is great caulk & it still looks great after several years. Hope that helps!
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I think they're better, but your milage may vary. The surface of them is pebbled and sort of rough, so if your foot is right on one, you're not likely to slip, versus bathmats that often do not stick properly to the tub, and slip right out from under you. (Also, bath mats are more likely to get moldy than these will.) Like other people have mentioned, you're going to want to get at least three packs for a full size tub, because there's only five to a pack, and the lack of coverage between can be /really/ slippery, if you step there without expecting it.
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the sana gloss is a little more expensive, but it stays clean longer- doesn't pick up any water stains (etc). I picked up a sanagloss model because it was on sale. I would normally buy the eco drake normal model otherwise ( I have purchased 5 of those). Great toilets!!!
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Yes, this is exactly what we did and it works beautifully. We're very happy with the unit. It looks great and now we have a shower in a tub that didn't originally have one!
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I found the same thing to be true. I have a teak shower caddy and I would love to find a product that protects and beautifies without risking an oily residue that can wash off and make the floor slippery. If anyone has found such a product, let us know!
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Dear Rheumor, Please follow up this link below: http://www.eaglebath.com/Eagle-Bath-Steam-Shower-p/eagle-bath-ws-803l.htm
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As long as you have the room I don't see an issue. Check the dimensions. It's wonderful in a tub. Consider a handheld shower as well. Helps keep things dry since you can't use a door or or shower curtain as effectively.
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I have had mine up in a tiled walk-in shower for approx. 6 months. It fell one time soon after I put it up the first time so I cleaned the tiles with alcohol & let the area dry for a solid hour (because the "pads" pass directly over a couple of grout lines). I placed a level in the 'basket' to make sure it was level side to side and front to back as I place it into the corner. It's also important to be sure it's 'square' to the corner that you're placing it in. It hasn't fallen since. We've had heavy shampoo and conditioner bottles on it, along with misc. other items, and it hasn't budged. If we needed a second one, I wouldn't hesitate to purchase this product again. BTW, another reason for leveling is to provide the right angle for the 'basket' to drain properly.
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I use it on ceramic tiles. There is a caution though; don't leave it on for more than ten minutes. So, I divide my shower surround into parts, putting Dissolve on parts 1 & 2, then rinsing part 1, applying Dissolve on part 3, rinsing part 2, etc. They come out shiny and free of built up minerals from water. There are a lot of minerals in my water and this is the first product I've found that really works.
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Yes, mine is in the guest bath, which has a tub/shower combo. It looks terrific! :-)
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I have never used it in the shower, I only use ut before I get in tub all over my legs and tummy, followed by cellulite and slimming cream
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I used it for windows for years. ...haven't tried it for showers..I use Scrub Free (Hard to find. Rite Aide?) for showers and stuff with scum and mineral build up. Maybe check it out Q & B for showers though.
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Just curious if you actually did run a matt up a wall and onto a bench? I don't think that is the right product for that application. I think the best product for that application would be a shower rated wire system, not a mat system.
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This product has worked very well for us and is made for glass in and out. I will work great for your sliding glass doors. If you are doing only one sliding glass door you might be able to do it with one single kit it will be close. We removed out bath tube and put a full walk-in shower and did a full coating on the inside of the sliding shower doors and even a light coat on the outside. Probably would be the same on both sides the way it goes on. My glass surface was 2 sliding glass shower door 30"each by 68" tall (total 60"W x 68"H). Our shower doors were new so they were easy to prep with the cleaner in step one supplied. If the glass is already being in use the kit comes with a very fine steel wool to use with the cleaner to get the glass super clean before applying the Enduroshield coating. For me both the cleaner and coating were very easy to apply. If I remember right there is a curing time before you can get water on it. Don't remember if it was 12 or 24 hours? This kit is sold in a single bottle kit as well as a double battle kit and I believe they sell even larger quantity kits. I think you will like it. I would clean and coat the aluminum frame as well if I were you it would stop spotting as well. I added a YouTube video showing how to install it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRfvU-j67ww Bob
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I don't know about a shower, but I have used it on my grout on the kitchen floor which gets lots of scrubbing and it has held up fine. As long as you have the grout very clean and dry before you put the Grout Refresh down, it holds up. Great product!
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It is great as a floor scrubber but I think the bristles are too hard and stiff for a bathtub. For the tile and surround it should work fine, and as a previous reply, you have to take care because the brush swivels. For the price, I would recommend giving it a try.However, there are also long handled bathtub scrubbers available. I have one because I can't do the lean-over scrub thing. I ran upstairs to see the name on my tub scrubber and it isn't there. Check Amazon for tub scrubbers. They are like very large long handled dish scrubbers. I love my floor scrubber. Good luck finding the tub scrubber if you decide not to get the floor scrubber. I can't do without either of my scrubbers.. It is great as a floor scrubber but I think the bristles are too hard and stiff for a bathtub. For the tile and surround it should work fine, and as a previous reply, you have to take care because the brush swivels. For the price, I would recommend giving it a try.However, there are also long handled bathtub scrubbers available. I have one because I can't do the lean-over scrub thing. I ran upstairs to see the name on my tub scrubber and it isn't there. Check Amazon for tub scrubbers. They are like very large long handled dish scrubbers. I love my floor scrubber. Good luck finding the tub... » Read More It is great as a floor scrubber but I think the bristles are too hard and stiff for a bathtub. For the tile and surround it should work fine, and as a previous reply, you have to take care because the brush swivels. For the price, I would recommend giving it a try.However, there are also long handled bathtub scrubbers available. I have one because I can't do the lean-over scrub thing. I ran upstairs to see the name on my tub scrubber and it isn't there. Check Amazon for tub scrubbers. They are like very large long handled dish scrubbers. I love my floor scrubber. Good luck finding the tub scrubber if you decide not to get the floor scrubber. I can't do without either of my scrubbers.. « Show Less
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You need to buy the $29 Universal Valve Body for shower---- or tub/shower if you need them both in one unit. Mine is working fine. It seems odd that one costs so much more than the other [handle vs valve body] but you need both.