Hi. I purchase an item called the foot thing that is suppose to stick (via suction) to your tiles in your shower. This gives you something to put your foot on while trying to shave your legs standing up. The problem is that the suction cup is bigger than my tiles. I tried sticking it to the inside of my shower door which worked for a little while but then kept coming off. The shower door is not glass (maybe some kind of plastic or something?) and has a kind of frosted look to it (the house is only 10 years old if that helps). Since the suction isn't working, I tried gluing the rubber suction to the door with Gorilla glue. Well, that was a total waste - didn't work at all. Any suggestions on what kind of adhesive I could use to get the rubber suction cup to stick to the inside of the shower door permanently? Thanks! Beth

I have a shower stall with a (I guess) molded plastic floor made by Mustee. The sides of the stall are tiled. Last year, the floor developed a crack and I had it replaced with the exact same one. After about 9-10 months, I noticed light gray blotches on one section. Over time, some of these blotches got darker, and now some of them appear to have a reddish/brown cast. I've had both the Mustee rep and my plumber look at it. Both agreed it is not a surface stain. The mustee rep thought it might be mold, but he said he had never seen this before. The old one never did this. The plumber agreed it's a problem, but didn't offer anything. My question is this. Do you think it can be mold? Since it is solid plastic, how likely is it that mold underneath can seep into it? Also, who is responsible for this? The rep offered me $200 (which I turned down), but the job cost me $1600 including the tile work. I don't think I should pay for this job twice. Is the plumber responsible for re-doing it? Thanks for your advice.