Non-Slip Bathtub Mat, 16x 24 Inch, Shower Mats for Bath Tub, PVC Loofah Bathroom Mats for Wet Areas, Quick Drying

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Life changing ! Love the material, 100% secure stays in place for young and old ! love the color options. Great for folks that spray tan as it really cleans your feet and feels amazing ❤️

One of the best bath mats I’ve had. No slip. Thick, soft on the feet and rinses and dries quickly. Bonus machine washable. Comes out looking new. Affordable too.

I bought the Non-Slip Bathtub Mat (17x30 Inch) for $17.79 on Amazon, and it’s been a total win for my bathroom. It combines safety, comfort, and practicality—everything you’d want in a bath mat!What I Love:Non-Slip Superiority: This mat stays put, even in the slipperiest of showers. No more worrying about accidental slides—it’s rock-solid on wet surfaces.Loofah Texture: The PVC material is surprisingly comfortable underfoot. It gently exfoliates while standing, which is an unexpected bonus!Quick Drying: This mat dries so fast, it’s like it refuses to stay wet. No more musty odors or slimy buildup, which is a huge plus.Perfect Size: The 17x30-inch dimensions fit snugly in my tub without being too bulky.What Could Be Better:If anything, I’d love more color options to match different bathroom styles.Final Thoughts:For under $20, this mat is a no-brainer. It’s safe, easy to clean, and dries quickly—everything you need for a fuss-free bathroom upgrade. Highly recommend!

I purchased this for safety in a slippery shower. It looks and feels great. It is not quick drying though. It literally never dries. I rinse it and stand it up between showers just to drain it as much as possible. So far it has not gotten mildewy or moldy.

I have a textured bathtub. I thought it would be safer/more secure than a non-textured tub, but - I was SO wrong. When wet, with suds and hair conditioner and other bath soaps flowing over it, it's just as slick as any other tub. Standard bath mats with suction cups do not work because of the texturing - they can't get an airtight seal - so I went with Secopads. I loved them for 2 years but I had to keep replacing them because, while their adhesion was excellent (I never had one come up - ever), those same texture channels would let soap scum run underneath the Secopads. Since I always bought the clear ones, you could SEE the scum and dirt buildup under the pads - and the clear ones also yellowed. After replacing the Secopads and realizing that my 62-year-old knees hated that process, I decided to try this mat. I've only used it once thus far, and I will update it as the product ages, but initial impressions are VERY favorable. After scrubbing the tub of leftover scum residue from the Secopads, I placed this in the tub and took a shower - the pad never moved, it's VERY comfortable to stand on and it appears that it's pretty easy to rinse off. I have a hand-held shower head and once I get out of the shower I pick up the pad, roll it in a loose circle, and spray it down once more. After that I stand the rolled-up pad up against the side of the tub, letting it drain as I dry off the shower surround and the shower doors, then I spread the towel I used to dry the shower off over the doors to dry, unroll the mat and place it over the towel. I roll the mat and the towel together to remove more water from the mat, then I move the mat away from the now wet towel and let the both dry. My bathroom has a window that I leave open a bit so the fresh air helps the mat and towel dry quickly. lt took longer to type that out than it does to actually do the steps. I will buy a spray bottle and fill it with a weak bleach solution; I'll use that on the mat once a week or so before hanging it up to dry, as I've read that some of these do begin to get a tad moldy after a while (though I think that letting it dry as I've described will help inhibit some of that). But I feel quite secure in the shower while using this, and the 17x30 size is more than adequate for a standard size tub. I will update this with further comments as it wears. In the meantime, I also use a pet hair sticky paper roller on the top of the mat to remove loose hair - thus far that seems help a lot.UPDATE as of August 2022 - The mat is holding up well, with no signs of mold; I do lightly mist it with a bleach solution once every couple of weeks but I'm not sure it needs it, give the ventilation in my bathroom and the fact that I roll it up in the towel and squeeze it as dry as possible. Good purchase!

I love this mat. I bought the black color. It does the job, doesn’t look dirty, works well in standing water while showering. You will not slip on this mat. I can’t see how you can. It feels good under foot. I haven’t tried washing it, but I’m sure it will be fine. If not, it’s still worth it.

This is the best non-slip shower mat I have ever used. It hugs the floor of the shower without suction cups, which are a chore to clean, and the surface you stand on feels completely secure while it massages your feet. After a shower, I routinely rinse off soap and shampoo before I turn it upside down over a stool to drain, and I have not had any problems with hair getting caught in the mesh or moisture causing mold. I wish it came in other colors, but otherwise it’s great.

I purchased this bath mat in October 2024. It is now July of 2025......so 9 months we've been using this bath mat.Initially we loved this mat. It felt good on our feet, it offered some exfoliation. It did not slip much, unless you use any bath/shower products with any kind of oil in it. So initially a really good mat.However, after only 9 months of use, this mat is now moldy and the backing has almost entirely come off. It is no longer useable. We've had to toss this out and purchase something different.We had really high hopes for this, as the concept is great. There is much room for improvement though.