The value of this anti-slip coating is particularly appealing. We have been pleased with it for almost a year now, having used it in both of our tub/shower combinations. In the past, we attempted SolidStepCote Formula 02, but the results were inconsistent (and it didn't survive a year). Advantages: - The texture is somewhat tacky but not sticky, making it feel like clean, smooth sandstone underfoot. - Simple application on a clean tub surface (be sure the tub is completely clear of adhesives, filth, or prior coatings before applying this or any other coating). - Forgiving application: Unlike solidstepcote, which I had previously used, you may fix errors and spread the coating quite evenly. - Completely non-toxic and emits very little odor when used. - Long-lasting use - Simple to clean with Bon Ami or other mild products. Cons: - The amount in one tub is excessive, but the bottle is a little too tiny to fill two tubs. A 50% greater size would allow them to market it as a two-tub kit. . Not completely invisible, however it will add a white opacity that is likely to show up on da

After taking a serious tumble while cleaning the tub after a shower, my husband was prepared to tear down the new tub in our new house. Thank God I wasn't hurt. Three different types of tub mats with suction cups were attempted, but none of them worked. It remains slick. I asked him to give me another chance to try to solve this. After much internet browsing, I came across this product and made the decision to purchase it because, in comparison to other products, its pricing was not too high. A few days later, it arrived, and I used it on the slick tub. I made sure to use a great solution like bubble foam to clean the tub first, then I dried it out. Pour the liquid just into the bottom tub as directed, then roll it evenly for a few minutes. Overnight, I left it. My spouse tried it the next morning, and you can guess what he said: "It works." He claimed that even with soap on his feet, it is no longer slippery. That there is no need to tear out the brand-new tub makes me delighted. Knowledge gained: I need to have made use of a bright light to be sure I

Many people, regardless of age, struggle to remain upright while taking a shower. However, older adults are more likely than younger adults to experience this problem. I've tried rubber mats, which after a few days grow sticky and moldy; I've also attempted appliqué-style butterflies, flowers, etc., but they just don't cover the tub bottom sufficiently to be useful. However, Tub Grip is a straightforward and easy-to-use solution that accomplishes the job well. During a recent visit to a large hotel, I noticed this and asked the manager what it was. He claimed to have found it on this website and that it is known as tub no-slip or something like. This stuff is truly effective. The instructions are quite simple to follow: make sure the tub bottom is fully cleaned and scrubbed clean. Let the surface air dry for a few hours; two to three hours will be enough time if you use a low-powered fan. Pour the liquid, let it dry, then spread it out. Enough to cover the entire bottom of the tub. Applying in the evening and letting it dry overnight is what I advise. Shut the door behind you.