Keeney K836-22 Anti-Condensation Toilet Tank Liner Insulation Kit, Prevents Water Damage to Floors, 16-Inch x 48-Inch, White

It went in pretty much as expected. I used additional glue and Flex tape.

I took everything out including the water. Let it sit to dry and applied the product. Next day I came and the it has started piling off. The toilet was still sweating like nothing has been done to it. 2 days later I noticed the water was running longer and I checked and the product was blocking the stop mechanism because it was piling of even more . By day 5 I decided enough was enough , more that half of the product was not attached and was sort of floating. I decided didn’t want my bathroom and basement to flood and took it out. Waste of time , energy and money. Don’t buy it’s not worth.

After reading reviews on the product I was weary about whether or not it would work, but because I needed something to help with the condensation I took a gamble. The delivery was quick and the product was as described on the package. The installation was not hard just had to make sure that after cutting the pieces , they fit before exposing the adhesive. The sides and most of the bottom adhered very well because it was dry, however a couple of spots on the bottom was wet and I had to use glue for it. All in all the product stopped the condensation which is what I needed it to do.

The adhesive doesn’t really work. I found that 2 sided tape works better. 3m makes a good product. The important part is the thin foam that is flexible and water resistant...which is what I was really after.

Bought this to help with condensation on the toilet. Waste of money, did not stick to the sides for very long which means it did not help with the condensation

To be fair, if we had cleaned our toilet tank completely (removed it, pressure washed it, scrubbed it, dried it, reinstalled it), maybe it would have worked. Instead, we did our best to clean the tank with it installed. Within a day or two of installations, the material was peeling away from the tank in places and actually interfering with the tank filling or with the seal, resulting once in the toilet running constantly. We tried multiple times with different strategies to clean or adhere it. It never worked. You would have to truly have super smooth tank walls with easier curving (our tanks are curvy, making it difficult to curve the material), to get this to adhere and do it’s job. It’s too bad because we get mold problems and condensation pooling on the floor. We’re back to bath mats and towels. Not ideal, but it’s cheaper and doesn’t result in constant toilet malfunction.

I hoped this would help, even a bit and its uselss. Hard to install and doesnt shape well to the round corners of a toilet tank. Doesnt stick well since the tank is not a smooth surface inside. At the end of the day, it doesnt help at all with the condesation as its super thin. Not recommended.

I wish I would have found this product years ago!! We've always had a problem with condensation from our toilet's tank, as our home is older, without central heat/air, & no insulation in the walls. I wrapped one piece around the inside of the tank, not the bottom, & used the extra length to make a double layer on the front of our tank, so as not to waste any of the product! We haven't had ANY sweating or water pooling onto the floor since I installed this insulation. I followed the instructions carefully, & though it's tricky getting the large piece inside the tank, I just kept working with it! I'm sooo glad I did!

Le produit s’installe bien. Vous devez être minutieux et vous conformer au instructions du fabricant. J’ai dessiné les patrons du réservoir intérieur ainsi que les ouvertures et les transposer sur le matériel isolant, en laissant 1po de plus pour les superposer de chaque côté. C’est plus facile à travailler. Le matériel est très collant lorsque vous enlevez la pellicule protectrice. Donc prenez votre temps.

It was fairly easy to fit but due to the shape of my cistern I had to make small tucks at the corners. It has greatly reduced the condensation on the outside of the cistern.

This was basically garbage and a complete rip-off! Not only was the foam too thin to insulate anything, but it was a total bugger to install properly even in a brand new toilet! (So, conditions were nice and dry, just like they asked) After about a week, the toilet didn't seem to be flushing properly, so I lifted the tank lid to find that the whole thing had come away from the walls of the tank and was floating in there. Had to use scissors to tear it all out as it wouldn't go back down (obviously). Back where we started, minus $40+ and a whole lot of time and aggravation!

Bought this for toilet as we had a lot of condensation in our new toilet, stickiness stopped sticking. Don’t waste your money, poor quality.

Installation was a bit tricky. My tank was a little tapered at the bottom so it left some bubbles. But it's seems the work well. No condensation so far.