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IKEA TISKEN Suction Soap Dish: Six Steps for a Secure Fit

Check smooth glass, mirrors or tile surfaces, press the suction cup in place, and monitor stability.

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IKEA TISKEN 603.812.85 mounts without drilling. IKEA specifies flat smooth glass, mirrors or tiles and a maximum load of 3kg; suction is not a guarantee of permanent attachment.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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1. Choose a surface: Use flat, smooth glass, a mirror or tile; avoid grout lines and rough walls.
2. Prepare it: Clean dust and residue away and confirm the surface is clean and dry before mounting.
3. Inspect parts: Check the suction cup and tray of TISKEN 603.812.85, assemble per IKEA instructions, and do not use a cracked cup.
4. Attach: Position and firmly press the cup onto the surface. Do not add unsupported glue or screws.
5. Check stability: Fit the removable soap tray, test for movement and add soap. Stay below 3kg and avoid fragile objects.
6. Maintain and release: Clean the tray and inspect the grip regularly. For removal, insert a card-like object between cup and wall to admit air, as IKEA advises.

IKEA KoreaTISKEN soap dish with suction cup, white ↗Confirmed 603.812.85, flat glass/mirrors/tile only, clean surface before installation, removable soap dish, up to 3kg and card-edge suction release. Omitted near-boiling water rejuvenation tip due burn risk.Wikimedia CommonsFile: Suction cup 1.jpg ↗Author Couch-scratching-cats explicitly releases original photo into public domain; photo is generic suction cups.Wikimedia CommonsCommons:Reusing content outside Wikimedia/technical ↗Hotlinking is permitted but does not waive file-specific license and attribution requirements.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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