Frienda Toilet Tank Liner Toilet Anti Condensation Kit 16 x 48 Inch Tank Liner Kit for Preventing Water Damage to Floors, White(2 Pcs)
Details
- BrandFrienda
- ColorWhite
- Product Dimensions48"L x 16"W
- Nominal Wall Thickness0.08 inches
- Item Length48 Inches
- ManufacturerFrienda
Description
🚽 Stay dry, stay sleek — protect your throne like a pro!
- TAILORED FIT - Easily cut to size for a perfect, seamless installation
- DUAL PACK BACKUP - Two liners included for multiple toilets or a ready spare
- PREMIUM EVA FOAM - Engineered for long-lasting condensation prevention and tank protection
- FLOOR SAVING SHIELD - Prevents water damage and unsightly leaks, preserving your bathroom’s elegance
- WATERPROOF ADHESIVE - Ensures secure, mess-free application with lasting hold
The Frienda Toilet Tank Liner Kit includes two durable, white EVA foam liners measuring 48 x 16 inches each, designed to prevent condensation and water damage on toilet tanks and floors. Featuring a waterproof self-adhesive backing for easy installation and customizable sizing, this kit offers a reliable, long-term solution to maintain your bathroom’s pristine condition.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Frienda |
| Part Number | Frienda-Hoses-0550 |
| Item Weight | 15.2 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 48 x 16 x 0.04 inches |
| Item model number | Frienda-Hoses-0550 |
| Color | White |
| Item Package Quantity | 2 |
Reviews
R**E
Does not work
Did not work, tank still sweating
L**Y
It works
It does what it's supposed to do you get enough for about two toilets stop the sweating on my toilet
B**N
It works!
I gave this product 4 stars instead of 5 because the installation was challenging and the directions were limited. These are the steps I followed: 1. I completely drained the tank and used a towel to mop up the remaining water. 2. I let it sit for 2 hours with the top off to further dry out and then I used a hair dryer to make sure it was bone dry. 3. I measured and cut the product into three panels that would overlap. I removed the backing and installed the pieces . I used silicone to seal the seams. I also added a double thickness to the back of the tank, where most of the condensation came from. I made sure that all the moving pieces were not constrained and then let it dry fora couple of hours. After drying, I filled the tank and it has been in use for 3 days without any condensation.
J**N
Helps a little
First and foremost if you want these to stick make sure there is not even a hint of moisture. That being said I'm not sure how these will hold up in a tank that is filled with water. As soon as I realized how not sticky they became in water I used silicone to help them stick and around all edges. My tank still sweats but it did help reduce it a bit. I would recommend removing the tank and all internals, which I did not do to put these in.
M**T
Doesn't work.
I shut off the water, drained the toilet tank, dried the inside of the tank. Cleaned all the film from the inside walls of the tank. Let it set for about 2 hours making sure it was dry. Went over it with a paper towel. Was bone dry.Cut it to size . Tried to adhere this to the inside of tank and it would not stick. It was a waste of my money.
A**.
Difficult to make it fit
As an idea it might work to insulate the toilet tank, but it is very hard to get a perfect fit as you have to cut it where there are certain curvatures and angles, which weakens it immediately and reduces its performance.
A**S
no more sweaty toilet
works as it should
J**K
works on a new toilet install
sticks and works on a new install
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