SlipX Solutions Microban-Infused Square Non-Slip Safety Treads, Adhesive | Anti-Slip Bathroom Accessories - Bathtub, Shower, & Step Power Grip Floor Grips | Design Your Own Pattern (Gray, 21 Count)

So far I have no issues with this product, I have only been using it for about a month though. There are three people showering regularly on these squares.To install, you need to clean your bathtub with rubbing alcohol, then wipe it completely dry. Rubbing alcohol works the best because it sucks moisture out, whereas other products are going to leave you with a soaking wet bathtub. If you place these on a wet surface, they are not going to last very long. The design is completely up to you.The adhesive is very strong, I got stuck to the sides of the squares many times while installing, but none from showering. I followed the instructions and didn't let anyone shower for 12 hours. When done during the evening to morning, this should not be too hard to accomplish.Using bathtub cleaners such as Tilex should not effect these squares, but I wouldn't recommend scrubbing your tub unless you are very careful around the adhesive.I do not have information on the removal process yet, or if the squares will leave markings on the tub once gone.

The condo I bought years ago has a tub from the '80s, with that super slick porcelain finish that even for those who are as sure footed as a mountain goat, end up slipping and sliding around. The final straw for me was trying to climb out of the tub, my foot slipping and leaving a huge bruise up my shin where my leg smacked against the side so hard, I could have sworn I broke something. I knew I did not want a rubberized bathmat, they are a pain in the rear end and usually end up stinky and you still slide about if they don't suction down properly, so I went looking for rubberized bath treads that had some sort of style. Here these were! Not the yellow fish or ducks my parents had in the tub, while I grew up in the '70's but something modern and stylish looking, that didn't scream a old klutz lives here! So, I bit the bullet and picked up a pack and I am so glad I did. Having read the reviews of people who had issues with them staying stuck down, I wanted to make sure these were going no where.So here is what I did:First I scoured the tub with comet and a 3M scrubby (old sink sponge) not once but twiceThen I rinsed it until I could run my finger along the bottom and not feel an ounce of grit, took about a good 3 to 5 minutes.Then the hard part... I left my tub alone as I had scrubbed it after my morning shower on Friday, I didn't touch it until after Noon on Saturday. I wanted to make sure that in our California heat, my tub would be ultra dry.Next all I needed to do was lay out the treads in a pattern I likedNow came the fun.. STICKER TIME! I applied each tread individually and once it was stuck down where I wanted it, I used my fingers to really work the air bubbles out.Now the next hardest part... LEAVE THE TUB ALONE! No showers, no baths nothing for 16 hours.. yes I needed a shower by Sunday but it was so worth it!Then on Sunday I tested them out... Took a much needed shower, low and behold the treads stayed stuck down!Now as I write my review of these treads a month after receiving them and using them once to twice a day, plus weekends (Lots of showers in this house) they have remained stuck on tub floor and I haven't had a slippage problem since then!Pros:Non SlipEasy to InstallEasy to MaintainCons:None that I've experiencedIf you have an issue with a slippery tub and you too are afraid you might break your neck, then spend the $7 dollars, take the time to properly install these beauties and you too will enjoy a slip free shower experience!

We are very happy with this product. One set covers a typical bath tub.Good:- Easy to install.- Looks nice when installed.Bad:- None to speak of.Mixed / You Decide:- After 12 months of daily use in a 2-person home, 2 of the 21 pieces have come loose.- Traction could be "grippier" (rougher textured), but is an enormous improvement over a bare tub.Note: The adhesive is pretty sticky: Be careful when positioning the pieces. It may help to separate and position the pieces before removing the backing, to allow re-arrangement for a pleasing pattern.

UPDATE: AUGUST 2019I am thrilled to report that it is now 8 months since I first applied these SlipX Safety Treads in our bathtub and they are as pristine as the day I put them down. Not a one has moved or started peeling up and there is absolutely no sign of any mold or mildew whatsoever. It truly surprises me that there are still so many negative reviews being written but I guess it all depends on the surface of the individual tub or in the application. For me, I am beyond pleased!ORIGINAL REVIEW: JANUARY 2019I was tired of the usual bathmat nightmares - mildew, having to rinse and hang to air dry after every shower. Yuck! You all know the drill and misery so I took a chance on these SlipX Solutions Adhesive Square Safety Treads as an alternative.I used two packs of these safety treads to create the "bathmat" full coverage design you see in the picture I have attached. The length of our tub bottom is 47".I noticed that when I put them down by hand, with just pressing the squares down with my fingers I couldn't really apply enough pressure to get all of the bubbles out from underneath the treads. Part of the problem is that the treads are rough and it is tough on the skin of your fingers to try to press any harder to get better adhesion. So, I looked for something solid that was close to identical of the width of the thin sided treads and came up with the flat top of the cap of a bottle of nail polish. With the tightly closed, inverted bottle of nail polish in hand (and this is where the "elbow grease" part of the application comes in), I went over each and every inch of each and every tread pressing down hard with the plastic nail polish cap until 98% of the bubbles were gone (you can see the difference in the 2nd photo I attached). After a few minutes, a couple of bubbles reappeared under some of the treads but I was diligent in making sure that I had every outer edge of each tread completely pressed down. I will admit, it wasn't easy but I was determined to make these treads work.In conclusion, the treads have been down for a month now and not a one has moved or loosened and I had feared that where some rare, small bubbles had reappeared under some of the treads that mildew would start growing under the treads but so far, no problem at all. It was, admittedly a lot of work to secure each one individually as I did but, let me tell you, it was sooooo worth it! I now have a totally maintenance-free bathtub - we shower and get out of the tub and don't give a second thought to the "bath mat". Hallelujah! I really do believe that, if you are willing to put in the extra time and work at the point of installation, these treads could be a dream come true for you too.