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A slippery bathroom floor can make even a sturdy-looking stool move when you least expect it. Some simple DIY fixes may help keep it stable temporarily. Applying small dots or short lines of hot glue to the underside of the stool’s feet can be one temporary DIY fix to reduce sliding and add extra grip. Once the glue cools, the raised texture may create additional friction between the feet and a smooth floor, helping the stool stay in place. The trick is inexpensive, quick, and easy to try, but it is not a guaranteed safety solution. Hot glue is not designed to withstand the constant moisture, humidity, and cleaning products found in many bathrooms, and it can loosen with repeated use.
Treat the method as a temporary DIY measure, not a tested safety feature. It cannot remove the danger created by water or a poorly designed stool. Glue can loosen with humidity, cleaning products, and movement. Anyone trying it should allow the glue to dry completely, then test the stool gently before regular use.
