Slippery floor tiles

Feb 26, 2008 5 Replies
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Hi,



Is there anything that can be applied to ceramic floor tiles to stop them being slippery? Even when dry they are dodgy if you're not wearing something without a tread, and if you come in with wet feet I reckon a somersault is likely.



Is there any kind of spray-on solution? I really don't want to cover them or pull them up. Thanks!


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This type of thing is what you're after

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AAAAAArrrrggggg £ 26.25 incl VAT and delivery for a can that will treat only 1.5 sqm

Aye, it's a toe in the nuts for sure but what cost a fractured pelvis,=20 especially at his age.

At my age.. haha. Thanks for the link, that *is* expensive. But, I only need the main through-part made non-slip, the rest is under table/chairs etc. I've toyed with the idea of using hairspray and sand or just not cleaning up the kids' spilt dinners, bubblegum, sugary sweets and drinks etc.

I can't win, I laid the tiles for easy-clean... but run the risk of ending up in intensive care with a fractured skull.

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