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Do you want to take a shower but worry about water getting in places where it shouldn't? Do you like to have shower water fights splashing around, but then get the "look" when the splash occurs on your freshly cleaned bathroom floor? Well let me give you the good news - worry no more! The "Zengest Glass Door Seal Strip" is going to solve all your problems?

"But sir, how will it do that?"

Good question reader, let me explain.

First, it starts with state of the art... silicone! It's flexible, but firm! It will create a cover between two hard pieces of glass where there is a gap... but not let water through! Then it continues by adding... adhesive! This adhesive causes the silicone to STICK to the GLASS! When you use them together, it creates a BARRIER where no water shall pass! It's amazing! It's incredible! JUMP ON THE BAND WAGON! You don't want to miss this! (Good change... it's a good change.)

Now as others have said, this is not a firm seal, it is soft, as the name would strangely suggest.

"But I'm just a simple Amazon shopper, not an mechanical engineer, physicist, or expert in softness; how do I know what soft really means?"

Another excellent question, reader. It means not firm. It means you need the adhesive if you expect it to stay put. It means slightly pliable, but probably not so that you could open the door either way. So I'd suggest to determine which way you want your door to open, then put it on. Own your decision.

You got this, because you're good enough, you're smart enough, and gosh darn it, people like you.

Didn't care how flimsy it was but it works. Next time I'll find something hard

I used it to seal off gaps in my Euro Glass steam shower to keep the steam in. The glass is 5/16" thick and the seal works great in keeping the heat and steam from escaping. This Euro glass has no frame and there are 1/4" to 3/8" gaps between the door and the surrounding glass. A lot of steam was escaping, especially fat the top of the door. After installing this trim, there is virtually no escape of steam, the shower heats up hotter, and no more condensed steam on the sheetrock ceiling outside the shower. It was fairly easy to apply to the door. It's the right size for 5/16" thick glass and stays on quite well. t was slipping off from the outer 4" at the top of the door, so I applied a little silicone under the trim at that part and so far so good, it hasn't slipped off again, and it's been about a month. I did not apply it to the bottom of the door, because out builder had already applied a strip of rigid plastic there. I'd be curious to know how well this product would stay adhered there. Overall, very good solution for an inexpensive price.

I purchased this product for the gap between my shower door and the hinge. Once I figured out which direction it fit best I put the sweep on the inside and installed on the movable portion of the door. I cut the desired length and then installed the adhesive. Then I applied the product. It looks fine and has been up for two showers with no issues. Would purchase again.