Doormat Backing Absorbent Entrance Washable Home Decor for Doormats Review

I haven't used it in rainy weather yet so I didn't know the answers to some questions but it looks good and is the right size for a regular door. The creases that were there when it arrived disappeared after a week and it looks very nice. I don't worry about what's on my feet, when I dry them they just get absorbed.

I like the height when they are. My back door does not open well if the carpet is too high. It pulls a little, but it opens normally. I wanted the mats to stay in place when dogs were walking around. They are still moving but I'm not sure if it's even possible to find one that will handle my pit bull. They look nice and appear to be well made. After a few washes I know more.

Excellent! Place in a warm dryer for 10 minutes to remove wrinkles, then style to perfection. Fits nicely in our back door. I went through a heavy downpour yesterday in Oregon with mud everywhere but this amazing rug helped a lot, even my husband chasing the clumps of slime down the back hallway was easily cleaned. Highly recommended.

I thought I'd replace my front door rug which had a torn edge but apparently I just replaced the bathroom rug that I was using as a kitchen rug. It looks sooo good in front of the kitchen sink! It also feels great barefoot and is easy to clean. I have the feeling that I have to clean more in the kitchen. For the front door, I would prefer something that vacuums easily. I have a different carpet for the front door. This one was too high a stack so the door got stuck on it when I tried to open…

The carpet is very thin and not worth the money. It's just that my husband and I put a carpet in the house in a place with moderate traffic, a week later the middle part was already flat. When I put it in the washing machine I found that a few fibers came out and ended up in the washing machine as a huge mess that needs cleaning. I hung the rug out to dry because I knew the dryer was no longer suitable. Washing and drying the rug didn't help revitalize its center section, which looked…

I bought this mat to put in my backyard door. It's attractive and easy to clean - just throw it in the washing machine. But I don't find it too absorbent. When it's humid outside, this rug doesn't absorb the water from my shoes so much that I can't track the floor tile it's laying on. It also does not resist cat scratches. They manage to pull out its tufts when they scratch. They can be clipped to make the rug look more representative, but this is a constant problem. If you're using it where…

We have two large dogs and outside mats on all doors to wipe our feet, but I also like to have one inside just to take a few extra steps before entering the house. This is especially good for a door that dogs enter from the outside. that's 8 big paws, aided by those extra "swipe" steps. The neutral color harmonises with the decor because you don't want such a rug to be the center of attention as it is a necessity and not an ornament. But at the same time it makes the texture/design look nice…

First of all, it comes folded. There is a huge crease in the middle. Why fold? I had 2 more of these rugs supplied to compare and contrast, one came flat and the other rolled. Both were great. Why should one fold such a carpet? Second, it's cheap. This is the least durable of the 3 rugs I've ordered and is almost like a bath rug, but Revain puts it at the top of the list when looking for indoor/outdoor floor mats. Even if I can smooth out that crease, I doubt it. would last a very long time on…