I have a laundry tub that's made of plastic. Would this suction/seal to that at all? I'm thinking no, but thought I'd ask.
147085
I don't believe so , I have a acrylic tub liner and it doesn't stick to that.
147086
There's no suction or seal on plastic. Still works in my tub though, as long as I hold it while the water's pouring in.
147087
It doesn't really suction. It sits on top of the drain. It pretty much stays put. I have a bathfitter tub which is plstic and it works.
147088
Product works best on smooth surfaces, plastic included.Remember to wet the area before placing, as the water is the cause of the suction effect.
975435
It seems as if it should work well inside of a bathtub. Th surface where you place the grip bar should be flat and not curved. The suction cups are very strong (as long as they are adhered to a smooth pat surface).
375127
I am fairly sure it will... it opens wide enough to go over lip of tub and then the area that tightens would be below the lip. I think it would be ok...
2020985
Hi Jim, I made my hoses going to and from the DD long enough so that I could snap the suction unit with out a problem. Yhat is the only solution I have to you query. Good Luck.
2036739
I don't think it would work over a stopper that does not come out, but it is possible. The middle part is a metal disk. On my tub, that sits flat over the drain hole (broken stopper was removed) and the rubber around seals it. Unless your stopper that won't come out is pretty low profile, I think it would put the metal disk in the middle too high for the rubber to seal.
383221
I'm sorry, I don't know for sure. The suction of the cup appears good enough. I have no complaint about it's suction. The snare drain does do what it purports to do only it seems to create another problem - slow drainage and possibly shampoo or soap scum remaining on the side walls of a sink or tub. The holes of the snare are small.
1255036
I don't see why it wouldn't. If the machine can't suction cup to the inner side of the bath, then you would need something to keep it submerged.
316268
Yes you can, it's not suppose to fit but if you hold it in place it will suction jars. You kind of have to shove the attachment into the rubberized part and make sure it's airtight and hold it there
1061779
I would say NO. I tried using to seal a base for a basketball net and water leaked out even after several applications. It was a total bust. I would imagine if your sealing a pool pump there's some type of water pressure so there's no way it will hold at least in my experience.
534022
Sorry to say but as long as we use a very dry, flat surface on our tub, making it stick has not been a problem for us. Good luck!
907023
It's really thick plastic, and I think you would be fine as long as you make sure the zipper is sealed. In your situation, I think the plastic covered tubs might be the safest bet. Good luck!
747979
I don't know if this will help or not, but the rubber is real flexible and may conform to the shape of the tub. Not positive. I use mine over a drainer and it adapts to that. Sorry that's the best I have
1031152
I tried it on a bag of M&Ms; and it sealed it but didn't vacuum seal it. It made the noise like it was trying to suck the air out but didn't.
2242007
Yes. But I recomend that you use the new hoses that come with it. The hoses can get tiny cracks in them that can effect suction. Also the hoses get memory over time.
879369
I used mighty putty to bond plastic to plastic and plastic to metal to stop the leak that the plumber left for me. It is still holding and no longer leaking. I never used it on fabric or silicone
682811
I guess it would. Because there is no padding other than the cleaning pad, it will seem odd, but if you pre-wet the pad prior to use, and then place it on the unit, that should help.
286254
I am not sure about that. My tub is smooth but has some old tub stickers on it. ( the individual flower type, 3-4" each) The mat sticks to them and the tub. It has individual suction cups and adheres really well. We are very happy with it.