Installing Tidee Tubb Splash Guards to STOP water damage

Installing Tidee Tubb Splash Guards to STOP water damage
Whenever my sons would take a shower in their bathroom, the floor would get wet. To solve this problem, I installed some Tidee Tubb splash guards. They were easy to install and fixed the problem.
I purchased these on AMAZON:
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So if you have wet floors after using the shower, you might want to give this a try.
If you have used these, please let us know your experience in the comments.

[@felixmadison5736]

After fiddling around with the shower curtain to keep water from splashing out on the floor I decided to try these splash guards. I found a pair of clear ones on e-bay for $12 and installed them in a jiffy. So far they work great and now I spend time showering and not adjusting the shower curtain! LOL!!! I no longer have to use my bath towel to dry the puddles of water that always showed up on the bathroom floor after every shower. These Tidee Tubb Splash Guards are a simple idea that really works and easy to install.

[@lomparti]

Dude why on earth did you use white silicone?

[@davidbernstein6742]

Thanks for great video! I actually purchased same product and had not yet installed.
How difficult is it to remove if we do not want it permanent? would it damage the tub? thanks!

[@TheLightHouseLady]

wow that seems to work great. I wish we would have used it at our house

[@TheLittleWoodHouse]

They are fairly cheap if you still need them

[@Little_B]

A few years ago, I took a 90 degree piece of aluminium like corner protector,and PVC 90 degree peel and stick seal stuff.I cut the aluminum angle the length of the tub,from wall to wall,and siliconed it to the tub.Then placed the white Peel and stick things on either side.It works well,but it's only about 3/4" tall.The other downside is bending over to give the dog a bath,that piece of aluminum on the chest,belly hurts...I'd be a touch concerned about breaking them off,So I'd be interested in how they work like 6 months from now!

[@jeff-TessAD2022]

cool. maybe clear silicone? less visable. Thanks good video.

[@robertgee4540]

You installed way too close to the tub bowl. The water from the shower will just splash over that

[@MUHAMMADFARHANNAUFALMahasiswaP]

Veto

[@cyberi4a]

I didn't know you had more then one child. So do they both have nightmares after being in that tub......LOL

[@TheLittleWoodHouse]

+cyberi4a lol