Has anyone got a Ruggable Rug?

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I was wondering what you think? We are thinking of one for the front hall. It’s quite a big space and the rig would likely be used for a bit of foot wiping too.

We have 3 small children and a garden, so mud, leaves etc.

Thank you!

Following with interest. The price massively puts me off but they do have some really nice designs.

I like the idea of it being washable and it seems fairly lightweight in that I would easily move it to hoover.

But yes, the price, if they are just the emperor’s new clothes, is massively off putting!

I looked into them but decided the price was just too much; would be interested in finding out a bit more from anyone who has got one though.
Must also block them from my Facebook feed, pops up all the time, another thing that puts me off.

I keep looking at them too. A washable rug would be great in our sitting room.

I have one and it’s lovely. Very pleased with it. And I do think it’s worth the money…
But…….
………….my friend pointed out to me that it’s wayyyyy too big to fit in my washing machine 🤦🏽‍♀️

I noticed there was a few comments on their Facebook page about some of the rugs being too big to fit in a domestic washing machine.

It must be quite thin if it can fit in a washing machine? I bought a carpet washer for £150 and use that to regularly wash the hallway carpet (in addition to bedroom carpet and living room rugs).

I love mine, it looks very good quality, stays put and is s lovely design.

They are over priced and don't fit in a normal washing machine!!

Yes it’s lovely, stays in place but . . . is too big for washing machine and will have to bring to communal large one in nearby town. To me this is ok as will not need constant washing, just occasional

I like the idea of them too .
I did wonder if they would fit in a washer , I guess it depends on the size of the rug

I want one about 4x3 foot but I don't think it will fit in my washer.

I don't think they are overpriced. Good quality rugs are expensive. These are not thousands.

Oh thank you all, that’s really useful!

I have one! It’s big and fits in my 10kg washer with no issues. It’s been an absolute godsend with two dogs, a cat and a baby

don't think they are overpriced. Good quality rugs are expensive. These are not thousands.

I agree. I saw a very similar one in John Lewis for around £1k and my one from ruggable was around a third of the price.

I have the largest and it just barely fits in my 9kg washer - 10kg washer would be better. I also find them easier than normal rugs to spot clean, so haven’t needed to put in washer as often as I was expecting.

The top layer is rather thin, but with the underlay it feels like a normal rug. If using on hardwood or stone, I would definitely recommend the extra thick underlay.

I have two and love them - in particular the one in my dining room with two young children!

Thank you this is so, so useful!

I was looking at these rugs at the weekend so glad I came across this thread. I thought the rugs looked lovely and I do not think they are overly expensive. I was drawn to the fact they were washable because I am looking to get a dog soon. I appreciate it is not the same but I had a king size mattress protector from John Lewis and it is meant to be machine washable. I unzipped the top of it and went to put it in the machine and there is no way it was going to fit. I felt a bit silly so I took it to the launderette and put it in the industrial machine and it cost £7 and it came out lovely so I would be happy to buy a rug now I know I can take it to the launderette.

The ruggable rugs seem like a great price to me? Large format rugs are usually thousands!