COMPAC HOME Safe-T-Shapes Anti-Slip Bathroom Decals - 7 Large White Daisies with Removable Inner Daisies (14 Total), Flexible Non-Slip Tub & Shower Safety, Decorative Design

We love these. Ordered them along with a package of frogs. My husband made a nice random design all over the bottom of our shower so the whole shower floor has skid proof protection. I feel much safer now when rinsing soup out of my hair or rinsing off moisturizing body wash. That slippery feeling under foot is not comfortable for a senior. Each one of these flowers comes apart into two pieces...a smaller flower shape inside a larger one. It's a good deal and works well if you follow instructions. Be sure to properly clean your tub or shower floor and let it dry completely. Also let these decals cure for 24 to 48 hours before you get them wet. Just don't be impatient. Do it right and it should work well for you.If these decals don't hold up for a reasonable period of time, I'll come back and edit my review. If you don't see an edit, you know they're still working.

I was looking for some old-school bath decals like what I remembered from my childhood. Bingo! Here they are. Same shape, same size. I love these.I hesitated buying them because so many people wrote that they didn't stick, but...mine stuck just fine and are still in after 3 months of daily baths. And I didn't go crazy scrubbing the tub. Just let it dry out one night after a bath, wiped it with a clean towel, and applied the decals. I used it the next night and they have been fine since. I do not have a textured tub. I have an acrylic tub.UPDATE JULY 2014: Three of the decals have come off. Two were peeled off by my daughter, and one came off due to the water always hitting it right at the edge when the tub was filling with water. All others are still intact!

We purchased 2 packages of these which I would imagine that most people with a standard size tub would also need. Following the advice of another reviewer for this product I cleaned the tub, rinsed well with hot water, washed with 70 percent rubbing alcohol and then used a hair dryer to accelerate the complete drying process. Then I open the packages and removed the little centers from each decal.After that I was able to place them in the design I wanted in the tub, without removing the backing yet. Then, one by one, I peeled the backing paper (you may need a razor or another sharp object to help you start the paper peeling process) and placed them in their respective spot. A word of caution, make certain you place it properly the first time, the adhesive is VERY strong! Once each one was placed down, I rolled something hard over each decal (you could use just about anything hard and round: aluminum tube, etc.) to make certain every spot of the decal was pressed firmly.You can barely tell that the decals are there when showering, unlike those crazy bath-mats they have out now that can really hurt your feet.We've had these installed now since July 2010 and I'm writing this review on October 5, 2010 and the decals are still doing fantastic! They haven't yellowed, peeled or anything yet. Of course we took the time to read AND follow the directions about properly using oil products (bubble bath) with these pure white decals.I definitely recommend these!

Alright, like most of you, I saw these and thought, "Hey, those are just like the ones my aunts/uncles, grandparents had." I was looking to add some grip to a bathtub that was once textured but most of the texture has worn off. I also thought these looked just like the ones my grandmother had in her bathtub and well, I remember those working very well. I'm being a little generous in my rating. I put two packages of these in the tub losing its texture. It was properly cleaned and prepared. I turned the water on, everything was fine. Went back two hours later and 5 had pulled up. It's not the product's fault. Seems the slope of the tub causes water to linger in one area even after being drained. That's also the same area all 5 that pulled up were in. I'm only taking one star off because I got them to stick back and then they came up again. The amount of texture in that area couldn't be more than 5%. I don't think these should come up just from ponding water. What if someone wants to take a bath? Otherwise, they work good and are just as cute as you remember them. The sticky factor is very good on them. But I tested a few that hadn't came up and they were easily removed by just rubbing a wet washcloth on them. That's also why I removed a star. Water is causing them to come up. If used in a tub with no texture, that wouldn't be a problem. The texture is allowing water to get under them. But it's a bath tub. You have to clean it. You have to let water into it and I'd like to see them be a little less easy to remove.

For some reason I couldn’t find these in local stores so I turned to Amazon. They work as they should, easy to apply and they stay stuck. They keep me from slipping and crashing through the shower curtain and awkwardly having EMTs come save me. Rubber shower mats are just grow mold magnets.

These work well, have made the tub much less slippery, and were reasonably priced. I like that they are not noticeable in the tub and pretty much blend in. They are cute flower patterns and arrived quickly. You cant tell from the image, but they are flowers within flowers, so each of the flowers that you can see in the image actually have a smaller flower instead with perforated edge that you pull out so you have an equal number of small solid flowers and larger flowers with flower shaped hole in them. I suppose you could leave them together, but I didnt do that so I cant speak to it.

I bought 2 sets at about $7 each. These have serve their purpose to add traction and prevent me from slipping. These have adhered well to fiberglass floor of my shower and have not come up with normal use or cleaning; and yet I was able to remove easy enough by getting under the edge and just pull. I definitely recommend this $7 bathroom fall prevention.