Guide
Install your suction cup holder
Follow the steps below — takes under a minute.
Your RinseMate mounts on the wall with a suction cup holder — no drilling, no screws, no tools. It takes under a minute and works on any smooth, flat surface like tile or glass. Here's how to fit it so it stays put.
Open and loosen the holder
Open the suction cup holder and pull the suction cup outward so it sits loose. It should slide freely forward and back — that movement is what lets it grip the wall.
Set it to "open" before mounting
Before you place it on the wall, push the lever so the suction cup points outward. This keeps it ready to seal the moment it touches the surface.
Place it flat against the wall
Hold the holder against a clean, smooth surface — ceramic tile works best. Keep it pressed flat with one hand so it doesn't shift while you lock it.
Push and click to lock
While holding it in place, push the lever out, then push it back in until it clicks. The click means the suction cup has sealed — and it's now stable and secure.
Tips for the strongest hold
- Choose a smooth, non-porous surface — tile, glass or sealed stone.
- Wipe the spot clean and dry first; dust or moisture weakens the seal.
- To reposition, just release the lever and start again — it leaves no marks.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to drill or use screws?
No. The holder uses a suction cup — no drilling, no screws, no tools. Nothing permanent touches your wall, so it's perfect for rented homes.
What surfaces does it work on?
Smooth, flat, non-porous surfaces such as ceramic tile, glass or sealed surfaces. Avoid textured, porous or freshly painted walls, where a suction cup can't form a proper seal.
Will it hold securely?
Once you hear the click, the suction cup is sealed and holds firmly. If it ever loosens over time, simply re-seat it in a few seconds.
Can I move it later?
Yes. Release the lever, reposition the holder, and click it back into place — as many times as you like.