Out of the whole roll ( consists of 72 discs, or 30 strips if you prefer those ), I used about 20-25 discs which covered the surface enough to not leave any completely open spaces on the surface that a foot would not be on a disc. ) and informative read, their factors must be mentioned, so here we go.Īnti-slip bath stickers have been the most efficient anti-slip surface I have applied to a shower or bath, there are some I applied, in about 5 minutes I may add, about a year ago in a shower, which was a death trap, and they are still there, still stuck fast, still clean, and still keeping people sure footed while they wash. However, to make this a more interesting ( hmm. Having used them for the past year or so, I am pretty sure that if I just told you to throw out your mat away and apply these to your bath or shower floor now, these words alone should be enough to convince you to give them a try. It is here that we move on to the veteran bath mats opponent, the anti-slip bath sticker. But these negative factors have made me decide that I will never purchase a bath mat for my home again. So although my opinion on mats, is jaded, they have, for the most part, served the purpose they were created for. The hygiene of the things is a major pain, as they build up dirt so fast, and while I assume someone has created a mat that eradicates this, the price of it is no doubt ridiculous. Not only is a mat not a suitable surfboard, but a bath is also not big enough to surf in, and I’ve had many a fright in my life stepping on to one only for it to attempt to take my legs from under me. This results in the suction cups not working, meaning you have to remove the mat, clean it, and re-apply, sometimes needing you to step on it to get the cups to work properly, with sometimes almost disastrous results. One, cleaning them, is a pain, and unless you are vigilant in the process of making sure it is clean, you will have a mat covered with, for want of a better description, bath scum, which after a while, will not come off.
While them being a tried and tested means is true, they do have many pitfalls which have made me decide to never use them again. When my nephew was born, we even had one that would indicate if the water was too hot. Some either don’t work at all, or fail after a few weeks previously mentioned.Īnti-slip bath mats, for me, are a tried and tested means of applying an anti-slip surface to your bath, or shower, in some cases. when they are new, and for about a few weeks after. I’ve had lots and lots of bath mats in my home, and some of them have done their job…. A large majority of the population will have an expert opinion on this, as as far as I’m aware, almost everyone takes a bath or shower daily.