SUTERAStone Bath Mat, Diatomaceous Earth Shower Mat, Non-Slip Super Absorbent Quick Drying Bathroom Floor Mat, Natural, Easy to Clean (23.5 x 15 Gray, 2 Pack)

…and still perfect! I will never go back to a traditional bath mat. Photo 1 - I have stepped on it with wet feet. Photo 2- Shows it is dry again in about 6 to 7 minutes. Photo 3 - It comes with the beige base mat, that keeps it in place. Photo 4 - Side view. Not super thin nor super thick. Photo 5 - It looks great aesthetically with my modern minimalistic theme. It has never once moved when I stepped upon it. I am 5’9 and weight 125. It does come with a sand paper to be used if needed. I have never needed to use it. This purchase was a 10/10 for sure.

Initially I had my doubts. It’s not cheap. Here’s the deal…super slip resident, good thickness, good mid grey color, sucks up water great. My wife loves it. I like it, only because I’m cheap.Bottom line…I would buy it again. So that’s a cheapskate’s review. 5 stars.

I've owned this product for about 3 years now, I take twice daily showers and it still absorbs all the water when leaving the shower. I can see a large crack forming across the top, but it still absorbs water unbelievably well. I think its a bit small for an adult American male, however it works really well and has required literally 0 maintenance/cleaning this whole time.

Really Great Buy!

The Best! Soaks up water like sponge! Trust me this my second one for my second bathroom, I tried & purchased a cheaper, prettier version, & believe you me, that’s all it was, it was as useful as tits on a tomcat & money Wasted, when I should have purchased what I knew to be Tried & True in the first place!This stone does exactly what it’s suppose to do!

My wife and kids came home from a trip while I put these out and they thought the cats/dogs peed somewhere in the house because of the stink, I just had covid and my sense of smell is toast. Needless to say after cleaning the whole house top to bottom I finally got to wondering about these mats. Turns out it was the little non-slip pad that had the smell. It was worse in our bath with deeper grout tile grooves under it than the older bath with flat linoleum. Maybe more air flow for pad on the tile bath vented more stink because they couldn't even tolerate being in that bath. We're airing out non-slip pads outside now for a while, hopefully the stinks airs out. As far as the stone mats themselves though, so far so good. Hopefully the funk goes away from the non-slip under pads and they are usable.

Works better than a fabric mat. Highly recommended!

Love this bath mat. Bought two of these when I remodeled my bathrooms and really love them. My youngest would leave a trail of water all over the bathroom floor but we no longer have that issue.The 1st picture is the 1st one that eventually cracked after about 14 months of regular use by 3 people. Over time it started to warp a little bit and eventually split down one of the ridges. We just pushed it together for a while until I eventually was able to order a replacement. The second original mat I bought is intact and un warped. Only one person regularly uses that mat as compared to three people for the one that cracked.The second picture is the one of the replacements I ordered. I posted both the old and the new to show that 1st, aside from the crack, still looked really good compared to the new one.I, personally, I’m very happy with this product because it keeps my bathroom floor dry and in the end held up better, in my opinion, than rugs do. Plus, I didn’t have to have multiple rugs that I had to wash regularly. We only had to clean the old stone once because a cat threw up on it. We wiped it up right away and it did not stain.