Washable rugs-love or hate

[Anonymous]

I don’t understand “the look”? I have a couple of Ruggable rugs and they look normal to me. And have held up much better than a more expensive Crate & Barrel wool rug I’ve had for a similar amount of time.

[Anonymous]

Hate.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand “the look”? I have a couple of Ruggable rugs and they look normal to me. And have held up much better than a more expensive Crate & Barrel wool rug I’ve had for a similar amount of time.

They are much thinner than traditional rugs.

[Anonymous]

Did not love ruggable, not the thin ones anyway. I consider them overpriced. I love the washable wool/cotton rugs I have from revival and Lorena canales. It really depends on the brand, material and what you’re looking for. I also have a target indoor/outdoor rug in one room that is super easy to spot clean. If you can find one that has the look you want, they are a solid option (outdoor rugs)

[Anonymous]

I didn’t like Ruggable but I love my rugs I just got from Tumble. The rubber pad underneath makes them very comfy to walk and stand on. Ruggable felt like standing on a placemat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand “the look”? I have a couple of Ruggable rugs and they look normal to me. And have held up much better than a more expensive Crate & Barrel wool rug I’ve had for a similar amount of time.

Well maybe I haven’t seen them all, but the one I saw was thin and had a design printed on it. But we can all have different kinds of rugs, don’t sweat it.

[Anonymous]

We have two ruggables - a runner for the kitchen and one by the front door , with the thick pad underneath. It’s nice to have an easy washing option for those high traffic areas