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03-23-18, 10:51 AM

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Soap dish.

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Hey so I should've thought of this first. Just had my tub and tile coated. Noticed the soap dish is broken on the bottom.

Do they make inserts that go right over it maybe? Or is there an easy way to maybe get it out and install a new one without damaging the tile. Otherwise I'll just leave it.

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03-23-18, 03:21 PM

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There is no "cover" for it.
Look on the inside for screws holding it in place on the sides.

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