Surely you can find a nice, SOFT bath mat for a lot less, right? Yes, and you can also experience the miserable sensation of stepping onto a soggy, bacteria-ridden piece of wet carpet, hours after showering/bathing, and getting the bottoms of your socks all wet.
I was tired of that life. That's why I went diatomaceous.
Of the two such mats I've tried in the past few months, the only significant difference I can observe aside from color is porosity. What this means is, since the mat is like a stone sponge, the larger the holes of the sponge, the faster it draws water away from you and into the mat. The sensation is really quite strange, but also kind of pleasant. The pores in this mat are relatively smaller, and the feeling of having the water sucked off of your feet is less than the first mat I tried (the only reason I switched is because my dark hair showed more easily on the first, lighter colored mat). The trade off is that a mat with larger pores may more readily become stained and need resurfacing. Either way, I got out of the shower dripping wet, toweled off, then stepped off the mat. Within a minute or so, the water on the mat surface had soaked in enough that my socked feet stayed dry when stepping on it. Truly life-changing.
I've placed diatomaceous bath mats in both a tiled and [regrettably] a carpeted bathroom, and both are holding up just fine with no hint of cracking or breaking. More uneven tile than mine or higher pile carpet may introduce greater chance of this, however.
The one caution I have about this particular mat, especially when compared to the other mat I tried, is that it's edges are vertical instead of being rounded over. And that's perhaps the biggest advantage a traditional, soft bath mat has over these manufactured stone mats: you can't stub your toe on one. I haven't stubbed my toe on this one either, but in the middle of the night when I'm barely awake and the lights are off, it's a possibility.
But for those who are fed up with wet socks and are willing to accept some minimal risk, $50 is a great price for something that improves your quality of life this much.
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GHFSDO STONE BATH MAT
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Welcome to GHFSDO
GHFSDO, We created the best of both combining, sophisticated designs with sustainable materials that dry instantly. Committed to providing our customers with high-quality products.
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Product Description
GHFSDO Stone Bath Mat
Stone bath mat for bathroom
- What Will You Get from GHFSDO Stone Bath Mat？
- Highly Absorption:This mat with its ultra-absorbency, durability, and beautiful design. Thanks to its consists of millions of pores that allow the mat to immediately absorb water off your feet. When your feet leave the mat, the wet footprints will disappear within a few minutes.
- Natural & Health: Diatomaceous earth bath mats are made from natural minerals and do not contain any harmful chemicals. You don't have to worry about odors even after long-term use. Use diatomaceous earth bath mats for a safer and drier stay for you and your family.
- Anti-Slip & Safe: Stone bath mat can minimize risk of slips falls by striped texture surface and bottom rubber mesh with a non slip mat.
- Build up to last: This diatomite stone bath mat is a low-maintenance mat that is durable and saves you money by not having to replace the mat as often!
- Wide application: Puddles and drips can happen anywhere in your home, not just outside your shower stall. The Stone bath mat can be used as a kitchens, Bathroom mat, Pool mat, Pet bowl mat, Dish pad and more.
INSTANTLY DRYING
- The stone mats made of diatomaceous earth have special structural properties and are covered with countless tiny pores that are so absorbent that they soak up water in just 10 seconds and evaporate it in less than a minute.
- The surface is engraved with a unique multi-level pattern designed to provide grip when stepping out of the bath or shower.
Dimensions: 23.6in x 15.4in x 0.4in
- Due to its strong absorbency and moisture-wicking properties, this mat will be a handy addition to any busy room or area where floors frequently get wet.
- It’s a simple, chic bath mat that looks to be a viable alternative to traditional bath mats.
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| Material | 100% Diatomaceous Earth | 100% Diatomaceous Earth | 100% Diatomaceous Earth | 100% Diatomaceous Earth | 100% Diatomaceous Earth |
| Color | Dark Grey | Ligh grey | Dark Grey | Black & Marble | White & Marble |
| Size | 23.6in x 15.4in | 23.6in x 15.4in | 23.6in x 15.4in | 23.6in x 15.4in | 23.6in x 15.4in |
| Quick Dry | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Easy to clean | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Product information
| Brand | GHFSDO |
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| Size | 23.6" x 15.3" |
| Material | Polyester, Vinyl |
| Item Weight | 6.1 Pounds |
| Color | Dark Gray-1 |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Is Stain Resistant | No |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Special Feature | Fluffy, Non Slip |
| Room Type | Bathroom |
| Product Dimensions | 23.6"L x 15.3"W |
| Rug Form Type | Bath Mat |
| Style | Traditional |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Model Name | DD-1 |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Item Weight | 6.1 pounds |
| Manufacturer | GHFSDO |
| ASIN | B0C8SNM3LB |
| Item model number | DD-1 |
| Customer Reviews |
3.7 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,316,835 in Home & Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen) #1,479 in Bathtub Mats |
| Date First Available | August 1, 2023 |
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WHY pay $50 for a bath mat?
Surely you can find a nice, SOFT bath mat for a lot less, right? Yes, and you can also experience the miserable sensation of stepping onto a soggy, bacteria-ridden piece of wet carpet, hours after showering/bathing, and getting the bottoms of your socks all wet. I was tired of that life. That's why I went diatomaceous. Of the two such mats I've tried in the past few months, the only significant difference I can observe aside from color is porosity. What this means is, since the mat is like a stone sponge, the larger the holes of the sponge, the faster it draws water away from you and into the mat. The sensation is really quite strange, but also kind of pleasant. The pores in this mat are relatively smaller, and the feeling of having the water sucked off of your feet is less than the first mat I tried (the only reason I switched is because my dark hair showed more easily on the first, lighter colored mat). The trade off is that a mat with larger pores may more readily become stained and need resurfacing. Either way, I got out of the shower dripping wet, toweled off, then stepped off the mat. Within a minute or so, the water on the mat surface had soaked in enough that my socked feet stayed dry when stepping on it. Truly life-changing. I've placed diatomaceous bath mats in both a tiled and [regrettably] a carpeted bathroom, and both are holding up just fine with no hint of cracking or breaking. More uneven tile than mine or higher pile carpet may introduce greater chance of this, however. The one caution I have about this particular mat, especially when compared to the other mat I tried, is that it's edges are vertical instead of being rounded over. And that's perhaps the biggest advantage a traditional, soft bath mat has over these manufactured stone mats: you can't stub your toe on one. I haven't stubbed my toe on this one either, but in the middle of the night when I'm barely awake and the lights are off, it's a possibility. But for those who are fed up with wet socks and are willing to accept some minimal risk, $50 is a great price for something that improves your quality of life this much.
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- Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2023
Surely you can find a nice, SOFT bath mat for a lot less, right? Yes, and you can also experience the miserable sensation of stepping onto a soggy, bacteria-ridden piece of wet carpet, hours after showering/bathing, and getting the bottoms of your socks all wet.
I was tired of that life. That's why I went diatomaceous.
Of the two such mats I've tried in the past few months, the only significant difference I can observe aside from color is porosity. What this means is, since the mat is like a stone sponge, the larger the holes of the sponge, the faster it draws water away from you and into the mat. The sensation is really quite strange, but also kind of pleasant. The pores in this mat are relatively smaller, and the feeling of having the water sucked off of your feet is less than the first mat I tried (the only reason I switched is because my dark hair showed more easily on the first, lighter colored mat). The trade off is that a mat with larger pores may more readily become stained and need resurfacing. Either way, I got out of the shower dripping wet, toweled off, then stepped off the mat. Within a minute or so, the water on the mat surface had soaked in enough that my socked feet stayed dry when stepping on it. Truly life-changing.
I've placed diatomaceous bath mats in both a tiled and [regrettably] a carpeted bathroom, and both are holding up just fine with no hint of cracking or breaking. More uneven tile than mine or higher pile carpet may introduce greater chance of this, however.
The one caution I have about this particular mat, especially when compared to the other mat I tried, is that it's edges are vertical instead of being rounded over. And that's perhaps the biggest advantage a traditional, soft bath mat has over these manufactured stone mats: you can't stub your toe on one. I haven't stubbed my toe on this one either, but in the middle of the night when I'm barely awake and the lights are off, it's a possibility.
But for those who are fed up with wet socks and are willing to accept some minimal risk, $50 is a great price for something that improves your quality of life this much.
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- Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2024
This mat is a great size but man, is so fragile. and the packaging sucks. The seller needs to add foam or some kind of extra protection in the packaging. my first order was broken in half, the second attempt (the replacement they send me) broken in half again. So disappointed
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- Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2024
- Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2023
Well, I've never had a hard bath mat before so that was something to get my brain used to but it didn't take long haha! I have really grown to love this mat. It is hard and cold so be prepared for that, but it catches water like a champ! I washed my dog and set him on it, then I showered. By the time I was done my shower it was dry and ready for me. All you could see was my footprints, no sign he was even in it. Wild! Even though it's hard, it's not clammy since it absorbs the water, like a self drying floor. Since my shower is in the open bathroom, I'll prob take it out when I have company since I wouldn't want shoes and dirt on it. Great bath mat! No regrets! (Side note: Seems like it would crack if put on carpet so probably best for hard floors. Very sturdy on hard floors.)
Absorbs water fast and looks great doing it!
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2023
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- Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2023
This is my second stone bath mat, and overall, I like the look and feel, just takes a bit of getting used to. We've always like those plush, squishy, drying your feet bath mats right beside the tub or shower. These are a modern look, with a firm/hard surface, but certainly win out with the quick drying ability of diatomaceous earth. This GHFSDO stone mat is very basic, not a busy pattern to deal with and the instructions do recommend drying the mat from "time to time in a well ventilated place" to avoid the occurrence of mold. I have not had any problem with mold or even needed to used the enclosed sandpaper disc to brush off dirt.
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- Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2023
- Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2023
