The stone bath mat that dries a puddle in about a minute
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- bathrooms without good ventilation, households sharing one shower, and anyone tired of laundering a bath mat
- Skip if
- The surface is hard and cold underfoot, so it feels nothing like a plush mat
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The VEELOIM stone bath mat is made from diatomaceous earth, a porous mineral that pulls water off wet feet and evaporates it in about a minute rather than holding moisture the way a fabric mat does. That is the whole appeal, since a cloth bath mat stays damp between showers and becomes a mildew problem in a bathroom without a window. The surface is firm rather than plush and has a non-slip backing. Over months the surface can glaze over and absorb more slowly, which is fixed by light sanding with the included or a fine-grit paper. Best fit: bathrooms without good ventilation, households sharing one shower, and anyone tired of laundering a bath mat.
Pros
- Absorbs and evaporates in about a minute instead of staying damp between showers
- No laundering, which removes a recurring chore
- Grey stone finish reads as a design object rather than a bathroom textile
- Non-slip backing keeps it in place on tile
Cons
- The surface is hard and cold underfoot, so it feels nothing like a plush mat
Frequently asked questions
How do I clean it?
Wipe it down and let it air dry. If it starts absorbing slowly, sand the surface lightly with fine-grit paper to reopen the pores.
Does it crack?
Diatomaceous earth is a rigid mineral board, so it can crack if dropped on a hard floor or flexed. Lay it flat and lift it with two hands.
Is it slippery when wet?
The top surface stays dry quickly, which is the point, and the backing is non-slip. Wet feet on a wet tile floor around it are still the bigger risk.
Will it feel cold?
Yes. It is a hard mineral surface, so it is firm and cool underfoot rather than soft and warm like a fabric mat.
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