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moviemann

09:12PM | 12/06/12
Member Since: 03/10/12
25 lifetime posts
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I’ve got ceramic tiles throughout my garden that serve to both look nice but also to use as stepping stones. The only problem is that they are dangerously slippery when wet and I’m slipped a few times right after watering. I’d like to apply a non-slip treatment so that neither my wife nor I slip and fall. Does such a treatment that I can apply myself exist on the market now?

ben&ward1

09:19PM | 12/06/12
Member Since: 11/25/11
26 lifetime posts
Hey moviemann, I have a few rental properties and whenever a tenant complains about slippery tile I just send them an order from http://www.slipperytile.com and let them apply it themselves because it is so easy to use. You can order a bottle of the treatment for under $100 and still have plenty to use in your house for the floors and bathtubs. It only takes a few minutes to mop on and you'll definitely be able to tell a difference in traction. I hope this helps! :)

moviemann

09:42AM | 12/15/12
Member Since: 03/10/12
25 lifetime posts
I took your advice and ordered a bottle earlier this week. I figured if it didn’t work on the outdoor ceramic tiles I wouldn’t even bother with it inside the house and just cut my losses. But you were right about noticing how the tiles became non-slip so I just applied the treatment to both my showers. Thanks again.


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