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How to wash bathroom rugs
Rubber and plastic-backed bathroom rugs are found in almost every home, and they’re designed with a wide range of materials, from nylon to cotton. Properly washing a bathroom rug includes the following steps:
Where to place bathroom rugs
Along with being stylish, bathroom rugs cover wet surfaces that can cause slipping. They keep floors dry but can become moldy and dirty. They’re offered in several different textures, sizes, and colors, and can be placed in front of the sink or the tub, for decor and comfort purposes.
Generally, it’s better to place a smaller bathroom rug in front of the sink, and a larger one in front of the shower or tub. If you’re short on space, you can place a smaller bathroom rug in front of the shower for daily use, and a bathroom rug runner to cover the remaining floor area. Thus, when you’re done with your shower, you’ll have something soft to step on, which will keep your feet warm and prevent you from slipping.
Can you wash bathroom rugs with towels?
Bathroom rugs should always be washed alone and should never be washed with towels or other clothes, especially in the washer. They have backsplashes of toilet water and urine and are home to a lot of bacteria. So mixing such fluids and bacteria with your towels can put your health at risk.
How often should you wash bathroom rugs?
The number of times you should watch your rug depend on many factors, including:
Here’s a breakdown of how often you should wash the rug, based on the factors above:
Are bathroom rugs machine washable?
Usually, bathroom rugs are machine washable, but you need to keep a few things in mind.
Are bathroom rugs out of style?
Bathroom rugs are not outdated at all. Instead, they provide a number of benefits, including:
How to make bathroom rugs non slip
There are two ways to make bathroom rugs non-slip
What size rug for bathroom
To determine the ideal size, first, measure the entire bathroom. This includes the floor space where you wish to place the rug. Ideally, this should either be the center of the room or the space available in front of the tub.
If you want to keep rugs in front of pedestal sinks, then the ideal measurement is 17 inches by 24 inches. Rugs kept outside tubs should measure 21 inches by 34 inches.