Slippery Faucet

RE: Slippery Faucet Post By Barbie (Guest Post) (03/10/2005) I would also want to becareful with anything that may come off and be ingested....you could try to find some small non skid stickers like used in bath tubs and see how they would adhere to the faucet handles... RE: Slippery Faucet Post By guest (Guest Post) (03/09/2005) Try grip tape sold for skateboards. It has great adhesive that is very durable and it has a sort of sandy finish. Otherwise, can you reuse your old knobs? I know you can purchase knobs separately, will your old handles work with the new faucet you bought? RE: Slippery Faucet Post by bcabesa (3) | (03/08/2005) Contact When I don't want something to slip around I put it on a piece of the open weave kind of shelf liner. You could use that and tie it in place with a piece of cotton yarn like you use to crochet dishcloths with. That way you could take it off to clean/disinfect the entire sink, and replace it when needed, as opposed to glueing it on and the sticky stuff eventually wearing off, leaving residue on hands. I get it and Dollar General for about $1 a roll. I cut it to put under computer speakers, etc. Works great! RE: Slippery Faucet Post By Birdly (Guest Post) (03/08/2005) You might try some athletic tape like they use on tennis rackets or hockey sticks. Another option could be a plastic/rubber type of coating used for adding grip to tool handles. They sell these at Home Depot. I think you can "dunk" the item you want coated, if that works for you. They may also have a "paint on" option. Good luck! RE: Slippery Faucet Post By Allison (Guest Post) (03/08/2005) You could super-glue the rubber bands to the faucet so they won't come off.