It’s hard not to notice when your bath mat is in need of an upgrade. After all, no one wants to feel perpetually damp fabric underfoot, deal with a sliding mat every time you step out of the shower, ...

S tepping on a soggy, squishy and soaked bath mat is anything but pleasant. And it doesn’t just feel terrible; it’s actually unhygienic. You can wash a bath mat, but holding moisture makes it a ...

These sleek stone bath mats make your bathroom feel like a spa. Trust us, you'll never want to use cloth again. We know, ...

Bathrooms are often one of the most frequently used spaces in the home, yet they can easily become overlooked when it comes to decor updates. A quick and budget-friendly way to breathe new life into ...

A quality bath mat is an essential purchase for every bathroom. It can help prevent slipping as you get out of the tub or shower and protect your bathroom floor from water, errant toothpaste and even ...

It’s not often you come across a new trend in bath mats — they’re one of those home items that doesn’t seem to evolve significantly as the years pass. But it’s safe to say that diatomaceous earth ...

A bath mat should be absorbent, prevent slips and slides, feel great underfoot—and look fabulous, of course. That's quite a tall order for a relatively inexpensive accessory. But accents in decor are ...

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Most people use their bath mat at least once a day, but out of all the items in the bathroom it's probably not one of those that gets cleaned the most. Even if it is cleaned, it is likely not often ...

Because it’s sustainable and durable, bamboo is used to make many household products. But did you know that the natural material is also used to make bath mats? While they aren’t plushy or soft, ...

You might be surprised to hear that it’s recommended bath mats be washed weekly. Since they are designed to absorb moisture, they can be a potential hotbed for bacteria, especially in warmer climates ...