Please recommend your entryway rug

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[Post New]06/08/2015 13:31
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Anonymous
We have two kids -- 5 and 8, so it should be durable. TIA.
[Post New]06/08/2015 20:02
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Anonymous
overstock has a ton of indoor/outdoor rugs. If they get dirty you can rinse them off with a hose and hang to dry.
[Post New]06/09/2015 23:45
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Anonymous
LL Bean Waterhog.
[Post New]06/09/2015 23:52
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Anonymous
I got one from World Market in a darkish color. I have a 6 and 8 year old and its help up very well.
[Post New]06/10/2015 07:35
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:LL Bean Waterhog.


This this this! Ours has been awesome for the past five years, it never moves and still looks great.
[Post New]06/10/2015 07:36
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:LL Bean Waterhog.


This this this! Ours has been awesome for the past five years, it never moves and still looks great.


It never moves = our prior one would slip and slide all over the place, even with a rug pad.
[Post New]06/10/2015 08:15
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Anonymous
After going through about five in the past ten years -- small Persian, Flor tiles, indoor/outdoor rug -- we now use a pretty braided rug. From Urban Outfitters of all places.

I can pick it up, shake it outside and then most importantly toss it into the washing machine.

Everything else just got so dirty it was ridiculous.
[Post New]06/10/2015 23:08
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Anonymous
I second the LL Bean waterhog recommendation. Love that thing.
[Post New]06/11/2015 08:59
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Anonymous wrote:LL Bean Waterhog.


PP, how does this keep moisture from wood floors underneath? Do they come in different colors?
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