Suctions will not hold. I followed all the instructions...cleaned tile, which is a smooth tile, very thoughroughly & followed all other instuctions.
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I'm not sure why it doesn't work. This is the first one that I have tried that does. I have smooth walls in the shower and was never able to get anything to stick for longer than a month. This one has held since I purchased it. Perhaps the suctions themselves are not good? I also cleaned the surface with alcohol and let it dry completely before putting it on. I also have quite a few things in it and it's not showing any signs at all of loosening.
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The tile must have a smooth glazed surface. I slightly dampened the back of the suction cup the pressed it into the tile then rotated the outer back of the cups clockwise. It's been holding with 3 large shampoo and soap bottles for several months now.
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Mine fell a few times also. Make sure both surface and suction cup are super clean and dry. If that still doesn't work - maybe you're overloading it? I found that was my problem. It doesn't hold as much weight as I'd like.
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the suction cup is not working with anything. I had awful experience with that product. I sent it back.
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I have never had that happen. Are you using real butter not the imitation stuff? I fill the water up to the Mark. Pack the butter in the top & put the top on. I have never had it suction before.
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When I rinse mine with water and dry it for 24 hours it has really good suction.... That doesn't sound right. Maybe you could try a new filter to rule that out, but to me it sounds like a problem with something else in the vacuum.
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Yes. If the tile are smooth surface. It will not stick if you have very small times and the suction cups are on top of the grouts.
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Hi L. Randall, Tile seemed OK because of the shallow depth of grout lines, but this all depends on your expectations. It did not have enough suction to get between wood slats for instance, and it did not have enough suction to pick up little bits of cat food on my tile floor. Seriously, it would suck up (1) piece of cat food, then I would move to a different area and it would fall out, clearly indicating it could not take up (1) little piece of cat food, I tested this several times and verified power. For a product that explicitly has the word "Pet" in it, should deliver and I am sorry my friend, this does not. I am now believing a vacuum cleaner MUST BE plugged in for adequate performance. Hope that helps.
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Mine is mounted on a tile (uneven) surface and has stayed perfectly flat. Perhaps you need to write to OXO?
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Really well. I cleaned my grout before I got the machine and it had kept it nice. I have found that I do need to do a clear water rinse or the tile is a bit streaky.
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The tile surface has a slight roughness that is only apparent if you know it was treated. I applied to stairs but not the entire floor. The tiles that were treated look the same as the untreated but now the treated tiles have grip even when wet. Clean easily with a broom or hand held vac.
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I would try wetting the suction cup and making sure the wall is clean. If that does not work, I would try testing the suction cup by wetting it again and trying it on a window or a mirror to see if it works. If it works on the window or mirror, the shower wall may not be smooth enough. If it does not stick to a window or a mirror surface, the suction cup is defective. Hope this helps.
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It does come w/suction cups, so if you could get them to stick very well you might not have that problem. I have mine on tile (uneven) and it moves every where.
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My surface is ceramic tile.. I make sure it is not wet, but damp seems to be ok; then I press firmly on each corner of the spiralizer to flatten the suction cups...and give it a jiggle to make sure it has engaged and then spiral away. It does not suction up on my butcher block table although I TRIED!!!
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Without knowing what the tile surface is like it's impossible to say. If it is textured like natural stone then I doubt the Velcro will stick to it either. If it's smooth then the suction cup will probably work.
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Try scrubbing it with steel wool or a pumice stick. I use them as my final effort for cleaning things. If they don't work, return it or throw it away.
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As long as the tile is smooth, this device will stick. I've had it up for over 6 months and it hasn't moved an inch!!
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I haven't had any problem. If there's not an obvious physical issue, maybe you could try washing the suction cups and the shower tiles with vinegar to remove any oily substance?