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QVC Safety Bathmat

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I always use a bathmat when showering, DH and DD do not.  The other day, DD slipped in the shower, fell, hit her knees, twisted her back and injured a finger.  She's healing fast, but still sore.

 

I made her try out my bathmat the next day and she liked it.  It's from QVC, two for $25.48 and worth it imo.  It supposedly has a spa-like surface, not slippery, and the suction cups are on the edges of where you stand, not under your feet and uncomfortable.

 

I really like it and it has NEVER slipped around.

 

I thought I would tell you all about it since falling the in shower or tub is SO DANGEROUS.

 

Here's the link to the video and information:

 

http://www.qvc.com/Aqua-Pedic-Bath-Mat-Set-of-2-Bathtub-Mats.product.V34927.html?upsh=1&sc=V34927-CS...

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I am glad yours work. The reviews are not good.

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Re: QVC Safety Bathmat

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@Apple Crisp wrote:

I am glad yours work. The reviews are not good.


 

@Apple Crisp

 

It gets four stars out of 29 reviews, how is that not good?

 

All I can say is that I have used it every day, for months and months, and it has never slipped for me. Those suction cups are strong, they don't go anywhere.  To clean it, you just hold it upside down under the shower, the water goes through and cleans it.  If there is hair on the top, you just pick it off.

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Re: QVC Safety Bathmat

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I’ve seen them at Bed Bath and Beyond.  I’m not sure they would work on my textured tile.  Of course my shower isn’t as slippery since I stopped using Wen. 

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@Noel7.....sorry to read that your daughter fell. I hope she heals quickly.

 

Thanks for the recommendation. I just ordered them for our downstairs bathroom. My husband got rid of the Rubbermaid one we had, so I have avoided showering downstairs and have been using the upstairs shower. This will give me more options now.

 

Still recovering from the flu. It has been a very long road. One day I feel better, the next day I am coughing round the clock. I am praying for some relief....

 

Hope the results of your tests come out OK and a simple med will solve most of it. I have Hashimoto's with multi-nodular goiter. Like yourself I had that awful sonogram of the thyroid where they push the dumb thing into your neck. I also had thyroid biopsies over the years and everything is benign. Just a word of warning....get yourself a really good endocrinologist. Thyroid issues are tricky and you need a really good diagnostician.

 

Happy New Year!!

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@GSPgirl wrote:

I’ve seen them at Bed Bath and Beyond.  I’m not sure they would work on my textured tile.  Of course my shower isn’t as slippery since I stopped using Wen. 


 

@GSPgirl

 

You might be right about the textured tile, it could be difficult for it to grip.

 

I'm glad you mentioned them at BBB, maybe they sell them individually and someone would not have to buy two at a time.

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@Trinity11 wrote:

@Noel7.....sorry to read that your daughter fell. I hope she heals quickly.

 

Thanks for the recommendation. I just ordered them for our downstairs bathroom. My husband got rid of the Rubbermaid one we had, so I have avoided showering downstairs and have been using the upstairs shower. This will give me more options now.

 

Still recovering from the flu. It has been a very long road. One day I feel better, the next day I am coughing round the clock. I am praying for some relief....

 

Hope the results of your tests come out OK and a simple med will solve most of it. I have Hashimoto's with multi-nodular goiter. Like yourself I had that awful sonogram of the thyroid where they push the dumb thing into your neck. I also had thyroid biopsies over the years and everything is benign. Just a word of warning....get yourself a really good endocrinologist. Thyroid issues are tricky and you need a really good diagnostician.

 

Happy New Year!!


 

@Trinity11

 

I'm so glad to hear from you!  I looked for you during the holidays and hoped you were doing OK.

 

I wrote to my MD and told her what you had said about Hashimotos as a possibility.  She was out for the holidays, back today or tomorrow.

 

I had the CT scan and sonogram Friday.  Gee, it lasted half an hour, I hated that choking feeling but I kept telling myself I was OK as long as I could breathe.  I was supposed to get the blood work done but I went straight home instead, I was exhausted and had gotten sick earlier.

 

I had a mild panic attack last night.  It's been so tough on me for the better part of a year, one thing after another.  I just wore the hospital gown out to the car and wore it home, it was that bad... and I was always the tough soldier...

 

I totally understand what you are still going through with the B flu, I still have the deep coughing spells.

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By law all new homes must use non slip bath tubs and also from what I've been told anyone who wants to remodel their bathroom can only find non slip bath tubs which is good.  We have a non slip but because I am an occasional Wen user I too discovered that it makes the tub slippery which makes me mad, very mad.  Wen leaves a horrible gooey film on your tub doesn't matter that it's non slip.  One thing though I always dislked about bath mats is the ones I've tried from years ago, they developed mold on the suction cups. When I am out of the shower and cold and wet I don't like to have to do the necessary housekeeping to prevent that....not sure if this new one from Qvc does that.

 

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@Noel7 wrote:

@Trinity11 wrote:

@Noel7.....sorry to read that your daughter fell. I hope she heals quickly.

 

Thanks for the recommendation. I just ordered them for our downstairs bathroom. My husband got rid of the Rubbermaid one we had, so I have avoided showering downstairs and have been using the upstairs shower. This will give me more options now.

 

Still recovering from the flu. It has been a very long road. One day I feel better, the next day I am coughing round the clock. I am praying for some relief....

 

Hope the results of your tests come out OK and a simple med will solve most of it. I have Hashimoto's with multi-nodular goiter. Like yourself I had that awful sonogram of the thyroid where they push the dumb thing into your neck. I also had thyroid biopsies over the years and everything is benign. Just a word of warning....get yourself a really good endocrinologist. Thyroid issues are tricky and you need a really good diagnostician.

 

Happy New Year!!


 

@Trinity11

 

I'm so glad to hear from you!  I looked for you during the holidays and hoped you were doing OK.

 

I wrote to my MD and told her what you had said about Hashimotos as a possibility.  She was out for the holidays, back today or tomorrow.

 

I had the CT scan and sonogram Friday.  Gee, it lasted half an hour, I hated that choking feeling but I kept telling myself I was OK as long as I could breathe.  I was supposed to get the blood work done but I went straight home instead, I was exhausted and had gotten sick earlier.

 

I had a mild panic attack last night.  It's been so tough on me for the better part of a year, one thing after another.  I just wore the hospital gown out to the car and wore it home, it was that bad... and I was always the tough soldier...

 

I totally understand what you are still going through with the B flu, I still have the deep coughing spells.


@Noel7......I truly understand. Truly. I have had panic attacks and often times they are just the result of unrelenting stress.

 

Thank goodness we both have family to lean on. In many ways we are both blessed because I often read of people on these forums who are alone dealing with health issues. I really don't know how they do it sometimes.

 

Here's to both of us getting a break this year. And no more heart attacks for either one of us!!

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Thanks for sharing, I need a truly slip proof bath mat.