Stone Bath Mat, Non-Slip Natural Diatomaceous Earth Bath Mat, 23.5" x 15.5" Super Absorbent Quick Drying, Multifunctional Bath Stone Mat, Easy to Clean

This works great and just feels so much clean and sanitary than using a traditional bath mat.I also didn’t like my traditional bath mat because it’d slide around so easily, but this doesn’t move because it comes with a rubber mat to go under it. It absorbs quickly and very well. I actually had to get another one because my dog used my first one as a pee pad, and the urine definitely got absorbed up. It was dry by the time I found it but you could see a little ring (which doesn’t happen with just water) and it absorbed the smell.

I received this product broken in two. Unfortunately the window to return has passed. I bought 2, used 1 immediately so I know this is a great product. The mat absorbs well and is slip proof. I did put an adhesive mat under so it doesn’t move. I used a rubber liner used for cabinets found in Walmart or dollar stores. I only Wish I would have opened this box sooner.

The media could not be loaded.  This bath mat is a stone type bath mat. It has good grip and not slippery. I think that I'll have to be careful not to break it when moving it around.It does have some weight to it and the padding that comes with it helps prevent the mat from sliding around.I will recommend this but will update this review after using for a while longer.

I used this stone as a placemat for my dog’s food and water bowls. It catches water and dries quickly. It is super easy to vacuum hair off and easy to clean in general. The thin pad that sits underneath it stops the stone from sliding is not noticeable. I love it!

got this because I was tired of regular bath mats staying damp. arrived in super padded packaging. very absorbent.

Love this. Our traditional rug kept getting bunched up in the corner and moving around. The smaller size works perfectly. It does what it says and absorbs water.

Love it!, now the mat I have underneath can last longer. My kids love to spash the water out of the tub & it has been wonderful to see it dry in nearly seconds

I've been seeing these stone bath mats all over social media and curiosity got the better of me and I wanted to see how this would work.I'll first mention the high-quality shipping material that this was shipped in. Due to the stone slab design, there is a possibility of breakage occurring in the mail. In the event that were to happen, there were clear instructions on reaching out to the company directly to get a replacement shipped to you. In my case, this wasn't a problem, it arrived in perfect shape.The setup was a breeze, there is a hard floor grip to prevent the product from sliding around. It's form-fitted and works great to prevent the mat from sliding around. The last thing you want is to step out of a shower and slip on it like a banana peel, so this was a welcome inclusion.The bath mat is surprisingly absorbent and is almost mesmerizing to watch work. You can see the water disappear as it goes into the channels of the mat. I was expecting it to be messy, but honestly even when compared to a fabric mat it seems to do just as good of a job if not better than a more traditional one. Shockingly, it even feels a little spongy to stand on, it's smooth and has a slight bounce to it. It doesn't just feel like a slab of rock.There are two downsides to the mat that are worth considering before making the jump. First, is the care instructions. According to the directions, every few days it needs to be laid out in the sun for about two or three days in the winter/fall, and one day in the summer/spring to kill any possibility of mold growing. I suspect most people probably won't want to do this (myself included). I would say that this is hopefully overkill. If you have a small household or are living alone this probably won't be an issue at all. The second issue is with staining. If you put anything other than water on it, there is a high likelihood of leaving a stain. I accidentally got a little speck of face cleanser on it and it left a mark. Mind you, I was able to wash it off with a cloth and some water, but this really isn't a set-it-and-leave-it-forever kind of product. For the sake of longevity and investment, it requires a little more maintenance.I personally don't mind the higher level of care, simply because it is an interesting product and looks great in my bathroom. But I think a lot of people would probably just be happier with a regular, "boring" bath mat.