Best bath mats?

[BagofHolly]

Apologies for how dull this is, but I need advice on DH and his showering detritus. The bathroom floor is always awash and he likes to air-dry, so stands in a pool of water/soggy towel as he shaves. Bath mats don't seem to have enough capacity somehow and unless I'm v careful he leaves them to go smelly. (We have separate bathrooms so I only notice when doing a once over before the cleaners arrive.)
What's the best thing for soppy husbands on tiled floors? Or do I just need to do bathroom patrol more often?

[TeaOneSugar]

I have three bathmats (just fairly cheap cream ones) and change them regularly.

[LemonDifficult]

More mats. Change frequently.

[gemma4d]

Divorce. Its the only way.

:-)

[GrimmaTheNome]

plain thick towelling ones, changed and washed as often as you'd do towels.

[Gentleness]

Can't he just stand on his towel, then hang t up?

[NarcissaMalfoy]

I've got double sided bathmats which are about an inch thick and soak everything up. Also have a DH who will pick them up and hang them on the towel rail after use. You need to think about getting one or both of these .

[BagofHolly]

Thanks ladies. He's unlikely to pick up towels in the lifetime and in fact when I met him, only had one towel, which you wouldn't have rubbed a dog with. He's increased functionality since then but we're at capacity I think. I'd rather not get an upgrade quite yet.

[Gentleness]

Ha - see your problem then! Dh thought washing a towel about once a month was good going when we got married. He gets no say any laundry decisions any more...