🛀 SlipX Solutions Blue Extra Long Rubber Safety Bath Mat - Optimal Size & 220 Suction Cups Provide Great Non-Slip Coverage (18 x 36 Inch) Review

Bought for a toddler bath and it works great. Easy to clean, not moldy or smelly. We pick it up after the bath and attach it to the wall with the top row of suction cups to dry and it's ready for bathing the next evening.

Lasted a little under 1.5 years. We really liked this rug. We started using it in our bathroom when our daughter outgrew her carrycot. This prevented slipping and added padding in the event of a fall. The bottom is fully covered with suction cups, making it very secure and soft, and they're big enough to let water pass under the mat even when it's in use. After bathing, she liked to play on it for a long time. We bought it here at Revain in March 2014. Last month (September 2015) the edge…

If there were ZERO stars, I would rate this "bath rug” like this. Color and size were as stated. However, I found the product dangerous. Suction cups are tiny. Small in diameter and deep. They don't stick reliably to my tub. The carpet slipped and slid all over the tub creating folds and waves to trip over. Also, it was made of very thin rubber. I read other reviews before purchasing this rug. I have a hard time believing that the product I received was the same that others reviewed so…

Bought this mat to make the bathroom safer for my insecure 6 year old. The rug is long and wide enough to cover the entire bottom of our tub. The suction cups always stick well (if they are first moistened and then pressed to the surface of the tub by hand over the various suction cups). We've been using it for a year, always hang it out to dry after every bath, and it's never shown any sign of mold (it's great to have one less moldy thing to clean!). It smelled a bit for the first few weeks…

This is the third bathmat I've bought and/or used in my adult life and I like it better than the other two we've had. What I like best is the size. It's big enough to cover the entire floor of an apartment sized bathtub in my bathroom. I especially like it because I use the same tub for my toddlers and preschool daughters and I don't worry about where they are standing or sitting because I know they are on the mat. In other words, I'm not worried about them slipping off. Another author…

My aunt complained that she now found it difficult to get out of the bathtub - that the bottom of the bathtub felt slippery when she got up to get out and this caused her to lost balance. She is 79 years old and lives alone and I live about 50 miles away. So if something happens to her, it will be a long time before she is found. She wanted to go to one of those cheap discount stores and buy a bath mat, but from what I've read here, these mats don't work and are sometimes even dangerous in and…

UPDATE MAY 2015: After about 18 months the suction cups started sticking to the tub one at a time as I pulled the mat out, pulled out the mug and left. a hole in the carpet where the cup was. 14 suction cups are now missing and after almost two years of use there are 14 holes in the top of the mat. I will continue to use the 5 star rug until it no longer sticks to the tub and then move on to something else. There is clearly a manufacturing defect here - the rug (or at least the one I noticed)…

Edit: After using two of these mats for the past two years and marveling at their comfort and my son's initial reluctance and subsequent acceptance, I decided on something Try- - I took a bath and sat in it myself. I know geniuses, right?! It's totally convenient. I have no problem recommending this for the little ones. Perhaps because the bath mat is being introduced along with changing from an inflatable or other baby bath, little ones are a little apprehensive. Maybe I should have just been…