The chenille bath mat that absorbs your wet feet AND saves your floor
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- small bathrooms where the floor stays damp, rentals where the existing mat is sad and
- Skip if
- Sheds light fibers the first two washes, vacuum or shake before drying
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The OLANLY chenille bath rug is a 30 by 20 inch microfiber mat made with dense, plush chenille pile that absorbs water instead of pushing it around the way thinner mats do. The backing is a non-slip rubber that grips tile, vinyl, or sealed wood, so the rug doesn't skate when you step out of a tub. It's machine washable on cold, dries quickly on low heat, and shakes off lint after the first two washes. Best fit: small bathrooms where the floor stays damp, rentals where the existing mat is sad and
Pros
- Dense chenille pile absorbs water in seconds, no puddle around the rug edge
- Rubber backing grips tile and sealed wood, the mat does not skate
- Machine washable cold, dries on low heat without matting
Cons
- Sheds light fibers the first two washes, vacuum or shake before drying
Frequently asked questions
Does it stay in place on tile?
Yes, the rubber backing grips smooth tile and most sealed wood. On polished marble or stone with a sealant, an under-mat anti-slip pad helps.
How is the absorbency vs. a regular cotton bath mat?
Chenille microfiber holds about 3 to 4 times its weight in water vs. an equivalent cotton mat, so puddles dry into the mat instead of around it.
Will it fade in the wash?
Brand specifies cold wash, low heat. Colors hold through 30-plus washes when handled that way. Hot wash will fade after a few cycles.
Is the backing safe for radiant-heat floors?
The rubber backing is rated for standard residential floor temperatures. Skip if your radiant system runs above 85°F surface temperature, the rubber can degrade.
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