Griipa 3862 Satin Nickel Soap Dish, Suction

"It worked well the first time installed. Looked good and was reasonably priced. The product description said it could be moved, but it fell of within an hour when moved. No amount of cleaning, rinsing or wiping the surface would make it stick for longer than an hour.”Since I wrote that review, I contacted the maker and they sent me more mounts. They also gave more instructions for moving the mount, “Wash the vinyl with soap and warm water and then allow to air dry. Make sure the applying surface is clean when reapplying. If the vinyl is in any way compromised i.e. even a pin size hole, the suction won’t work, otherwise it should be fine to continue using as new.”This was good customer service, so I have raised the review rating from 2 to 5.

I wish I could give this ZERO stars. First off, this is friction not suction as in the title label. To be puny, friction sucks. This would not stick to any surface no matter what I tried, glass, smooth marble, etc. even using the supplied plastic adapter sheet meant for not so smooth surfaces. Interestingly I returned the dish and replaced it with a suction based dish that I could not pull off the same marble wall in my bath with all my strength. Score: Suction 1, Friction 0.

extremely wobble and does not stay. The design is flawed. After a while, I ended up using double sided tape to hold it.

my wife was not happy she thought it looked more like stainless than nickel. Maybe that is what satin nickel is suppose to look like. We got a towel hook from same manf. and it was definitely nickel.

I bought the Grippa soap dish just over a month ago and it fell off the wall and cut the suction cup, so I cannot even try to reuse it. Are these sold somewhere? It's a nice dish and I'd like to use it in another bathroom on regular tile.

This actually works and stays put, and I've affixed, removed, moved, and affixed again -- and it always works like magic. Having said that, I'm always a bit fearful that this won't stay put (again, it always has). I think there are other products that have failed me too often -- but this, certainly hasn't

This soap dish works well in our recently renovated shower. It attached and sticks perfectly to the new ceramic tile, and coordinates well with the brushed nickel hardware.

If I could give it a zero I would. It isn't a suction cup but more of a thin piece of plastic that doesn't stick to anything. This is garbage. Don't waste your money.