1) No More Changing or Washing Your Bath Rug

The average person spends around 300 hours a year cleaning their home.

In fact, a 2023 study showed that when it comes to cleaning and sanitizing the home, the average person spends the most time on rugs and carpets. Traditional bath rugs take between 6 and 12 hours to fully dry, resulting in wet floors, creating the unpleasant feeling of stepping out of the shower onto a soggy or soaked surface. This causes bacteria and produces mold, requiring weekly upkeep by washing them or switching them out.

Unlike traditional fabric mats that require frequent machine washing, the Stone Mat can be cleaned with just a quick wipe or rinse. This saves you the hassle of laundry and drying time.

4) Exceptional Durability and Longevity

The Stone Mat’s unique flexible and robust design offers unmatched durability and versatility, outperforming alternatives that are either too flimsy that can cause tripping hazards, or too stiff that can easily warp and crack. Unlike other mats, it resists crumpling, cracking, and warping, ensuring a safe and dry home environment.

Engineered for longevity, it requires fewer replacements and less frequent cleaning, saving you time, money, and effort. Its natural material helps prevent bacteria buildup, keeping it fresh longer with minimal maintenance. Whether it's in high-traffic areas or exposed to frequent moisture, the Stone Mat’s durability allows it to withstand heavy use without deteriorating. This means you won’t need to spend time dealing with issues like curling edges or frayed material.

The mat is versatile for other various uses like a dish rack, kitchen mat, pet bowls, and more, with its foldable design making it easy to store away.

5) Non-Slip Grip Ensures Safety and Security

This Stone Mat comes equipped with a built-in non-slip grip, ensuring the mat stays in place, reducing the risk of slips and falls. This prevents potential injuries and the time spent dealing with them. Traditional bath rugs and towels lack sufficient grip and easily slide around and bunch up, becoming a tripping hazard. They increase injury risks due to improper traction, drying capabilities, and curling.

According to the CDC, each year, approximately 235,000 people visit emergency rooms because of injuries suffered in the bathroom. A 2014 study indicated that an overwhelming majority of older adults fall indoors, with a home setting the most common location for falls. Falls in the bathroom were the most likely to result in injury compared to other rooms in the home, and one-third of falls were due to tripping or slipping.