Does Glow in The Dark Anti Slip Tape work?

Luminous anti slip tape is indeed useful in specific scenarios, but the specific effect depends on the usage environment, product quality, and demand scenario.
The following is a detailed analysis:

The function of night light
Low light environment warning
Luminous materials (such as fluorescent or phosphorescent materials) can emit light continuously in the dark for several hours (usually 2-8 hours) after absorbing light. Applicable to:
Stair edges and corridors: indicate the position of the steps to prevent stepping on them.
Emergency exits and escape routes: provide direction when power is cut off.
Children's room/elderly room: mark obstacles or furniture corners.

Limitation
Dependent on light source charging: If the environment is completely dark (such as a windowless basement), the luminous effect will weaken or even disappear.
Limited duration of illumination: Regular "supplementary lighting" is required (such as natural light or light exposure during the day).

The effect of anti slip function
Surface design
Anti slip tape usually has particles, textures, or concave convex structures that can increase friction and are suitable for:
Bathroom and kitchen: affixed to the floor or steps to prevent slipping.
Industrial premises: Mark the edges of machine pedals and tool tables.
Outdoor steps/ramps: anti slip on rainy and snowy days.
Actual effect
Short term anti slip: High quality adhesive tape has good anti slip properties, but its effectiveness may be reduced due to wear and dust accumulation after long-term use.
Regular maintenance is required: clean the surface to maintain anti slip performance.

Recommended Applicable Scenarios
Home: Staircase, bathroom threshold, edge of children's toy cabinet.
Public places: hospital corridors, shopping mall safety passages, cinema steps.
Transportation: Ship decks, RV staircases.
Industrial/warehousing: shelf edges, forklift access.