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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's all on the Internet, and the building materials market is also there.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Hardware store, grocery store.
You didn't feel any air being squeezed out when you pressed it down?? >>>More
Suction cup shelves are suitable for sucking in flat and smooth places, such as glass, glazed tiles, etc., if you can't suck it, it is a problem with the quality of production, use some egg white to assist, useful.
This can not be sucked firmly, it will fall off after a long time, although the tiles in the bathroom are claimed to be non-seepage, but the porcelain will have very small pores, but the water seepage is much slower, if you use a suction cup, it will fall off in a few days, and it is best to have a nut firmly. Or you can peel off the suction cup after two or three days and let it suck it back on, so that it can last for a few more days. There is no good way.
Suction cup hooks are easy to fall off, often drop, or perforated is more appropriate, you can hang towels first perforated, put shower gel these can be perforated, and then other feelings are not enough with suction cup hooks and the like.
Where are the toilets on the train.
It is generally at the junction of two carriages. >>>More