Magic Splash Guard Kit - Prevent Water from Splashing out of the Bath or Shower- White
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In terms of the dimensions, they are as follows Height x Length The footprint of the bag is 5" x 7" x 1".
We do not supply shower curtain clips with this product. It does however have an attached clip for hanging the shower curtain on the splash guard.
There are two items in this package Guards measuring 5 inches by 7 inches.
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Selected User Reviews For Magic Splash Guard Kit - Prevent Water from Splashing out of the Bath or Shower- White
It turns out there is an easy way to avoid the water getting to the adhesive strips and causing the strips to come loose. Simply run a small bead of clear silicone along all edges where it meets the tub after it's been in place for a couple of minutes. Water will be prevented from loosening these adhesive strips as a result of this increased strength.
The following are the requirements if you intend to install them It is likely that you will have trouble if it is. There are two major problems with this - the first is that they are nearly 90 degrees apart. The fittings won't fit well in your shower unless it is set up at a strict 90 degree angle. It will leak like a sieve because of this, so you should caulk around it. Second major issue is with foam tape applied to the mounting surfaces at the bottom and back of the equipment. In some ways, you may find it beneficial to keep it in place while caulking. Furthermore, the mounting surface runs the entire length of the unit, which makes them difficult to place where the user wants. Tape is quite sticky, so do not reposition them without tearing out the tape and leaving behind a residue of foam and glue. There is a third problem with these there is a tiny hole at the bottom of the design where the back and bottom intersect. When caulking around the edges, make sure you fill this The last issue I see with these is with the shower curtain clip -- This is a total waste of time. The rear mounting surface of the logo is cut out and has its own foam tape strip. There is a clip that works somewhat independently of the splash guard, but not so far as to cause the foam tape (if you did not caulk) to try to pull up from the wall and leak at the back while you are using it. Therefore, I found that it is best to just skip the clip and caulk around it instead. The video quality is pretty bad, but that's not the point of this. However, I have had to buy a couple sets for different tubs and showers solely because of their size. I searched for other solutions, but could not find anything that matched my needs. There was a general problem with them being too big or I find these to be the right size for my needs Taking steps to mitigate the designing and construction flaws will require that I use a good amount of caulk. After putting some good shower silicone caulk in all the holes, when they work well after having been plugged up I decided it was worth it. This product rates as 3 stars because it works perfectly after you have used caulk to fix the design flaw.
Basically they are useful-on the other hand, the adjustable portion at the bottom allows water to seep around the lower corner (where you're actually trying to prevent water from flowing). Despite this, a small amount of water does still make it onto the floor, regardless of how effective it is.
3) They are the tiniest size you can get. The following achieves what I was hoping for When the water is at the edge of the tub, channel the water back into the I gave them three stars because 1) it is difficult to get them snug into a corner so that they do their job (they won't work unless your tub meets your wall in a square corner that isn't The other two reasons are 1) they are made with a gap at the corner that can allow a drip of water through, exactly where the leak is likely to occur. 2) they are the smallest size to fit in In other circumstances, it might not be big enough. if applied across grout lines, they would leave gaps in a tiled wall. If you are up for sealing these in with a little caulking, you can solve the corner trickle problem and any issues with getting the sticky tape in the precise right place, and with the I'd say they're a 3. 5, but you can turn them into a 4 with some work However, they seem to advertise that the effort does not need to be involved, so they get three.
When the product arrived, I discovered that my "One Day Shipping" took over two days, and that the item I purchased to stop the water from flowing out of the sink back has a very large hole in it. The water will come out right where it is supposed to will still try it, but I need to find my glue gun and fill in the hole first. What did I expect? Well a solid plastic piece and one day shipping. Is that too much for you? The last time I put it in the sink, I put I lost it the first day because it does nothing. Using your time and money in this way is a waste.
There was really no way I wasn't going to like it. The tub and enclosure were replaced, but for some reason now there is water coming out of it while taking a shower. Upon peeling the paper off the tape, I noticed that it came off in three sections in which I was concerned. It has a few gaps after being put on per the instructions. I decided to caulk this to give myself an extra measure of protection from water leaking on my floor while I was caulking other things in the bathroom. My previous installation even contained a hole near the bottom that I filled with caulk since I knew this would create a problem since it was right where I usually have a water leak. Afterwards, I took a shower and waited 24 hours for the caulk to set. I noticed that slow amounts of water were leaking. The 10 bucks may be okay, but I just wanted to make sure that there is no water leak because those in my house do not clean up water before it becomes an issue. To avoid having to return the item, I might think about applying some double-sided tape in one full strip this time.
It's packaged to a tight seal. A bent and warped shape. these will stick for a very long time. You can let them sit for a while to see if they will get straighten out. It has been 1 week since we have heard anything. It is not something I would A channel in the guard allows water to simply flow through it at the opposite corner from where one might expect the water to be found. It is not accessible to the outside world.
I am sorry, but it did not I can clearly determine that my house has some kind of defect. The walls in the bathroom aren't square in comparison to the tub, so the plastic doohickeys never stayed on the wall. In addition, the flat part, the plate that is supposed to hold the shower curtain to the wall, did not do so. A curtain positioned only at the bottom of the tub, where it meets the wall, is not sufficient It seems that a good portion of the water does not reach the shower curtain. It might have been useful to have a second set of plates to hold at head height. They were thrown away by me.