Bath Mat Bathroom Rugs Non Slip Washable Thin Absorbent Quick Dry Bath Mat Fits Under Door Bathroom Floor

I love this mat. I like that it’s totally smooth enough for my grandson to sit on without leaving indentations in his body when he takes a bath. I appreciate the extra sense of security not fearing I’ll slip. Most of all — it will PREVENT my bathtub from needing to be refinished again. I’ve always used suction cups but this mat will prevent finish from being ruined. The color is rich and it’s a thumbs up 👍 for me Read more

Works great! Much better than regular shower rugs. It really absorbs quickly. Here is an odd bebefit- mt cat used the rug i had to urine on, but thus product didn't interest her. Read more

I expected a stone mat and got this one instead by accident. It has served its purpose. It is steady and has good cushion, but it isn't very absorbant. It will not be slippery, and it is quick to dry. Read more

Great thin mat that lays flat and absorbs water quickly. Read more

Good rug. Dries quickly. I love how it stays put on the floor and does not slip. It feels soft and comfy under your feet. Read more

I purchased the 2ft by 3ft sage green mat for my bathroom and it was amazing so I decided to buy 5ft 10 inch long one for my kitchen. Immediately out of the package I could see the quality was totally different. The surface was wrinkly and very thin leading me to believe it was lesser quality than the sage green 2x3 mat I previously purchased. Now after a few weeks of use, the surface has torn and peeled away showing the foam underneath. I am very underwhelmed by the quality and a bit peeved at how soon it needs to be replaced. Buy the 2x3 ft sage green one! Idk if it’s the color options that have different qualities or the length options. The 2x3 mat surface is more durable Read more

Ordered the 24" x 60" in olive green. It is not anything like the stereo-typical fluffy bathroom mats It's rubber backed with a strange solid top material that feels like walking on silky cork. No pattern. No individual carpet like loops. Just a smooth top. You could golf putt on it. There is a slight cushion affect when walked on. The olive green color is subdued. Not near as bright green as in the picture. It says it absorbs water. Have yet to try it out. It does lay flat and the bathroom door has plenty of clearance I would guess this material comes in a big roll from the manufacturer and they cut it to size The price is a bit high for probably $15 worth of material Wonder how long it will last and if it will show wear. Suggestion to Supplier: Need to offer a 36" wide versions as most bathrooms have 36" of clearance in front of sinks and toilets. This could work as a easy to keep clean whole area mat. At 24" it's a bit too narrow in the bathroom. It is cushioned and flat enough to use in front of a sink, stove, laundry room, a garage workbench. It's different, it's nice, and I like it, but a bit pricey. I'd imagine this is available on flooring sites in larger sizes. Shop for a better price. Read more

ITEM: I selected 24 x 36 inches with rounded corners. I chose 24 in wide as the absolute minimum width necessary to permit a person to step out and dry themselves without worrying about water falling outside a bath mat. Color: very light teal (blue green), as depicted. The mat is basically 2 layers of stiff rubber foam, a total of 4mm thick, and can be easily rolled up if needed. Top surface: tough, essentially smooth with slightly rough texture, waterproof coated, fabric bonded to: Thin, layer of stiff foam rubber, bonded to Tough fabric, bonded to Thin, layer of stiff foam rubber, with bottom surface embossed with slightly raised, very small herring bone pattern to somewhat resist water slippage. The edges are simply cut cleanly and are without protection, but the relatively dense material in this thin mat are unlikely to be much damaged by normal use. Cleaning this mat could be by simple, hand washing (with dishwashing detergent) in the shower/tub, followed by a quick drip dry. CONS: Although sales description states "diatomaceous", with the implication of water/odor absorbance, there is No apparent diatomaceous nature, and there is No water/odor absorbance possible with this impervious product, and since the top surface is smooth, Not non-slip, an absorbent towel would likely slip. Covering this thin, tough, rubber mat with a thick/folded towel before each use might provide a relatively secure, slightly cushioned, water-absorbing surface when stepping out of the shower/bath, IF and only IF this mat had a non-slip top and bottom surface. The need is for: a.) Non-slip top and bottom surfaces; b.) An attractive top surface; c.) Water absorbance; d.) some cushioning for standing on it, and e.) easy to clean and dry. A thick/folded towel, placed on top of a mat provides (b, c, d, e.) but not (a.). This mat's top surface is not rough/grippy enough to prevent a towel from slipping on it. Read more