BATHROOM MAGNETIC STRIP
BATHROOM MAGNETIC STRIP – Use to store bobby pins, small nose clippers for my husband, nail clippers, tweezers, metal nail files, and anything else small and metal like we use.
Another Idea is to wrap magnetic strip with paper or fabric (preferably in a blue color) then adhere to wall to give a splash back appearance too.
About this item
Installation Tips: the side of the product engraved with the ID slot is magnetic, please put the ID slot on the outside when installing, and the size of this product conforms to the door slot of the framed type glass door, so it can be easily embedded and installed without the need for adhesive backing, saving your time and effort; If your glass door is semi-frameless or frameless, you need to prepare the adhesive to act on the glass door before it can be used normally.
Magnetic Strip for Shower Door: you’ll receive 1 roll of thickened flexible magnetic strip insert for framed and semi frame glass shower doors, approx. 98 inches long, enough to meet your daily replacements and needs, the whole installation process is simple and convenient, no need for a second person to help you, saving your time and effort
Suitable Size: this roll of the shower door strip is approx. 3/8 inches wide and 4/25 inches thick, fit well with the slot of shower door, ensure that it will not fall off and stay firmly in place
Sealed and Waterproof: this magnet door strip is made of CPE saturated rubber and magnetic powder, sealed and waterproof, anti corrosion, safe and non irritating smells, soft and easy to cut
Practical Design: this shower glass door seal strip adopts double groove designs, extra long, together with appropriate width and thickness to have strong absorption, making it more obvious and more convenient to install in the frame quickly and easily
Why a metal knife rack in my bathroom, you might ask? Well, I have a terrible habit of leaving bobby pins all over the house, because you just never know when you’re going to need a bobby pin. The trouble is, they’re quite small and difficult to keep track of, so even when I round them up, I have no clever place to store them.
Are you seeing where I’m going with this? Enter: the FINTORP knife rack. I originally wanted it to keep tabs on my bobby pins, but it has actually turned out to be far more useful. Now it keeps track of my nail clippers, scissors, file, tweezers, and metal manicure set. Everything is within arm’s reach but most importantly, it is off the counter top, which tends to get cluttered so quickly with bathroom paraphanalia.
Tanner loved the idea so much that he ran right out and bought himself another metal rack to install in his own bathroom. I laughed at his enthusiasm, because he doesn’t own any bobby pins, but he did manage to rustle up some clippers and files and such to attach to his rack. And he came up with another clever idea: he added a magnet to the back of his weekly pill case, so his medicine is always at hand. I’m considering picking up some of those magnetic spice jars to add to the racks to keep track of other medicines and small beauty products in the bathroom.
