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- How to install the Magic Splash Guard from Home Depot. Or, how to pretty much install any splash guard with adhesive.
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THANK YOU...one of the best instructional videos on TH-cam!
Thank You!!
I’m doing this today and bought phenoseal to put around it before even seeing your video! Happy I watched it bc I was thinking maybe I was going overkill but now I’m secure in my decision!
Thanks!
Glad this was helpful. The splash guards have been in place now in my home for over 4 years and still going strong. Sealing the adhesive was a good choice because the double sided adhesive doesn't hold up over long times in a moist environment.
Excellent video! Thank you. I just had to install these on my shower/tub unit. Hilarious and fun to watch. Thank you.
Glad the video was useful. These have saved my baseboards 100 times over.
Why would I caulk the outside? Have you ever seen my handy work!?
This was a good installation video and very entertaining!
Can I just say you made my day?? I recently bought a home and am not handy so I rely on TH-cam for home improvement projects. Wish you could come help out but I'll watch your videos as a second best option. Thank you!!
Thanks Randi! I wish I could help out too. This thing saved my sanity though.
You were very helpful and hilarious. Thank you.
Thank You. Happy to help.
Love it! Educational & Entertaining!
Thanks Kim.
I'm glad I watched this. Your video is hysterical.
Thanks Karen. Also, the splash guards are still in place and working perfectly.
Awwwwww, nice to see u teaching your daughter
Thanks Katina, I try to teach my kids. They are usually not too enthusiastic, but then again, I'm who they call anytime something goes wrong.
I’m going to do this, Thanks man very helpful
Good luck Linton.
Great video and very helpful!! Thank you!!
Glad this was helpful Ruben
Thank you for this video.
Thank you my dad is out of town for vacay and I needed a subordinate dad to teach me how to use caulk 😂
I have one of those fancy showers with the body jets..this thing is a lifesaver for that splashy mess curtain or not!
Not sure if this is the total solution. I'm totally surprised your shower doesnt have a glass door with those jets. This may help some though.
Great video. Funny too with great graphics and ur black socks 😎
Thanks. Sometimes I gotta rock those socks with flip flops too.
Well, there ya go. I thought for sure I am the only Dad that this happens too. Believe me, my daughters are old enough to know better at this stage too, but it still happens. I bought ones that are much smaller than these, so back to the store I go. So glad I procrastinated on fixing the hole in the ceiling from the toilet leak months ago, because I would have to do it again anyway. Thanks for the video.
Glad to hear that I too am not the only dad with these issues. Someone teased that I should discipline my kids instead of solving issues for them, but I am not sure that person has not raised their own daughters. Good luck.
I didn't even know these things existed....thanks
Cristy Ramos me either!
nice video. funny. Am heading to homedepot to get that magic splash guard.
LearnIT Solutions good luck
Hi did it work stopping the water from hittingthe floor?? How is it holding up?
Splash guards often come as a pack of 2 so it is likely why they indicated only one. Especially important in the days of online purchasing where you're not holding the product.
Online, Yes, I totally agree Tina. Also having some fun picking on the packaging.
It helps greatly when you read the details of the product. They do always say how many is included.
Great video thanks for sharing
David Crowson glad to help.
Awesome work! Will you be doing more videos like this soon?
Best Access Doors I can make more like this. What kind of video are you looking for?
thank you for the video, I just had my Hall bathroom redone because, just like your daughters, my sons don't understand that taking an hour long shower and not putting the shower liner in in gonna do service damage to my floor and the ceiling underneath the bathroom, so after I have my whole bathroom floor redone I will be installing this. but if you have any other suggestions please let me know, Thank you
Oh my gosh. So sorry to hear that. You can use flooring that is water tight and also add a level of protection around the edges of the room up the molding. Simply adding caulk will help. good luck.
Dads shade game was strong. Lol
Thanks
I really like you video haha its funny
Glad you enjoyed it Marcus Lee.
Thank you good idea
Its made a huge difference since they were installed. No more problems with the base boards either.
Nice thank you sir
Absolutely Lorac!
Great effective.
Thanks!
Why u doing the front and not the back? What stops the water from coming out of the back along the wall?
Our shower/tubs are long enough that the water doesnt spray that far back. The issue for me in our home was closer to the shower head on that side.
Don't use a paper towel. Use a damp rag next time. Thanks for sharing. Was considering buying this.
socomsfinest 1 I will try that. Thank you.
doesn't the caulking you add turn black after a while?
nope. Its the same stuff that lines most bathtubs already. You just clean it like the rest of the shower. It stays white and clean. You may need to reapply a new coat every once in a while. Its been almost a year and it still looks as great as day 1.
My 2 boys have that exact same problem.
LOL. You said "two boys," and I already knew where this was going.
Can I install Left and Right/Front and Back of the shower????
You sure can Azim, no special adaptations required.
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Sup cuz!? Good video
Thanks Cuz
So then do you place the curtain infront of the guard or behind it ?
Curtain goes inside the tub tucked behind the guard.
I have double curtains. A plastic one inside the tub and a fabric on the oustide of the tub.
Your daughters must be working with my daughters to destroy our bathrooms. This was great! Thanks so much!
It's an ongoing battle. My son is only 8, but I am pretty sure he will be worse than my girls combined.
So we took out the shower door because it got gross, mold and such in the track of the door, scum on glass, etc. Cleaning it=pain. Put up a curtain. Of course, water got all over the wall, corner, like yours, so now we are thinking, let's just put in a splash guard but no, maybe we should just put a DOOR on...God. Now we're just going back with a new door. God bathrooms suck. Loved this video. Instructive and hilarious which is always good.
Glad this was helpful. I agree that the door tracks can become quite scuzzy.
I agree that bathrooms do suck!
Sigh.....kids these days, what can I say. I felt your pain man. My washroom is in the exact situation you have now. The baseboard and the drywall were all damaged. Well, we were planning doing a renovation on this bathroom anyway, this just put us ahead of schedule. I installed the splash guard (thanks for the video) on the other bathroom after so that we don't end up taking shower in the backyard. 😅
LOL, glad this was helpful. Its been about 4 years since I put these in and they are holding strong.
Did the guy with missing tooth fixed it? though he has a beautiful genuine smile
Yes
ANOTHER WAY TO FIX THAT WOULD BE TO GET RID OF THE STRAIGHT CHROME OLD FASHION ROD THAT HOLDS THE CURTAIN UP,, AND INVEST IN A NEW CURVED ONE , AT EACH END IT CURVES INWARD TWARDS THE INNER BATHTUBE ,, THEN YOU WOULDN NEED THOSE SPLAS GARD OR US SMALLER ONES IF YOU WANT ,, THERE SOLD AT HOME DEPOT ALSO
I always figured those curved curtains were for more space in the middle. I hadn't realized they were tighter in the corners. I will need to look into this. Thanks.
Thank you i have to install one myself,.. i have a different style so i hope it works.. you're a ham.. 😏
The struggle is real......I also have kids that don't understand how a shower curtain works....
LOL, what's up with that MThomas! I have had some folks leave negative comments about my doing stuff like this instead of "dealing" with my kids. Honestly, I have so much on my plate with these kids that it's nice to not have to worry about this one thing anymore.
@@ThisGuyProductions Keep doing your thing🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼
Should have used silicone , instead on caulk 🤷🏽♀️
Good idea. It would have looked much cleaner. No issues yet though.
Tidee Tub Splash Guards work better, look better, install soooo much easier AND divert water back into the tub!!!! Check them out BEFORE you purchase these,
Oscar Robinson thanks. I will look into them!
Yeah, IF your tub and shower wall are 90 degrees. If not, you are out of luck with this type. I bought some at home depot that can flex inward or outward to compensate for that. Keep it in mind if you are in the market for something like this.
Damn 20 year Olds need another 10 years of living to have consideration
I say, when you pay all your own bills, you are an adult. It doesn't matter how old you are.
teach your kids how to things the correct way. don't cover up their incorrect behavior...
JG my Wife's words exactly.
I am an adult, and no matter how closed the shower curtain is, we end up with a large puddle of water. I know for a fact it stays closed, but there is always a mess. We have a liner and a shower curtain. We put a towel outside the length of the tub each shower, but it isn't enough to catch the water. I just went out and bought another liner and splash guards but seeing as the bottom part is small, I do not expect great results, but I am desperate. Point is, in our house anyway, this isn't a problem that can be blamed on kids or anyone with incorrect behavior.
Let's step out soaking wet, first stepping on the step of the tub so water can run everywhere down the side and all over the floor. Not sure wth kids these days think about, but it's surely not anything involving common sense.