Chardin Home - 100% Pure Cotton Pebbles Bath Rug, Large, 27’’ W x 45’’ L, Gray-Beige – Easy Care Machine Wash

Larger, softer & prettier than I imagined. Matches tile perfectly. Also has a very light but effective anti-slip backing. The texture and quality are great, I'd buy another one but it takes up the whole floor of our only bathroom!

I have ordered a lot of these carpets -- for my bathrooms and my dogs. They are thick, comfy, and machine washable. Also really gorgeous and reasonably priced.

Nice looking and well made. My only issue is that the various "pebbles" are different heights than the background, so you have to get used to standing on a rug that has some higher and lower nap areas; i.e., not a uniform feel under your feet. I guess they were going for what it would feel like to walk on a pebble beach. It still feels odd to me on day 3. I probably won't notice it in a week.

Love this bath at. I needed a larger size bathmat for a bigger bathroom and this fits perfectly. It feels nice on your feet and the shades of blue and gray are pretty. Not as comfy as a memory foam pad but still nice.

Ok, super soft and colors are super neutral...Put it in the washing machine per instructions...SO MUCH fallout! Looked like I had sheared a Llama or a sheep in the machine, did not put in the dryer as I was afraid there would be nothing left!

Using this in my camper in the bathroom and it covers from the shower across in front of the sink all in one swipe. Easy to pick up and take outside and shake the sand out

I absolutely LOVED these carpets for our bathroom but unfortunately my husband did not. It bothered him that the rocks stood taller than the rug. It did not bother me at all - it was not in any way uncomfortable - to each their own. I had to return due to his fussiness. Very sad.

I got this rug about a year ago. I initially really liked how soft and big it was. I was looking for a large bath mat and this fit the bill. I put off washing it as long as I could because of the reviews, but finally a few days ago I decided I couldn’t put it off any longer. The rug has a tag on it saying how to wash it. I followed these instructions, but washing it was still a nightmare. It left clumps of material all over the washer and the dryer, some of which is stuck in there and I imagine will be showing up in the lint catcher for a long time to come. After two cycles in the dryer, the rug was still sopping wet, so I hung it outside to dry. It took like a solid 20 minutes to clean the dryer after what this rug did to it. A few hours later I went to check on the rug and it was all crusty. Turns out the laundry detergent didn’t rinse all the way out. I left the rug in my shower with the water running for several hours, turning it intermittently, trying to get it to rinse out. I moved it back out onto the patio to dry and I just got it back inside and it’s still crusty and ruined. Also, it smells awful after washing. You’d think I bought this rug at the dollar store for how it looks now. After just 1 wash, I’m going to need to replace it with a different rug that will cost about the same. I recommend anyone considering buying this rug do themselves a favor and get a rug that goes through the wash well. I didn’t put enough stock in others’ experiences washing this bath mat and I wish I had.I’ve attached a photo of this rug after its trip through the wash. Not pictured: the nasty smell, the fact that each clump of fibers is stiff, not soft anymore, and the fact that it seems to leave a residue on your skin after you touch it. This is probably from laundry detergent, but if a rug has been given literally hours to rinse out and still has soap in it, I’m blaming the rug.