Bath Mat – Diatomaceous Earth Slab That Absorbs Water and Dries Itself

Bath Mat – A Hard Plate That Simply Drinks the Water Up

This bath mat is not textile but a rigid slab of diatomaceous earth, a porous mineral that pulls moisture into itself. Step off it and the patch where you stood is dry again within minutes. The underside carries a nonslip layer.

Why choose a diatomaceous earth bath mat?

A fabric mat stays clammy after two showers, and you can tell. Diatomaceous earth draws the water in and lets it evaporate off the top face. That keeps the mat fresh without a weekly trip through the wash.

• Diatomaceous earth — a porous mineral that pulls water into the slab.
• Dries on its own — the wet patch is gone again in a few minutes.
• Nonslip underside — stays put on tile and on vinyl.
• No laundry — a wipe with a cloth is all the cleaning it needs.
• Flat surface — lies tight to the floor and does not curl at the edges.

No more damp rag by the shower, just a plate that dries itself.

Lay the mat on an even floor, since an uneven surface leaves play under the slab. If it starts taking up less water over time, sand the surface lightly with fine paper. Keep heavy objects off it and do not drop it; the material is hard but it does break.

Specifications

• diatomaceous earth
• nonslip underside
• two sizes from 40 x 60 to 50 x 80 cm / 16 x 24 to 20 x 31 in
• wipe clean with a damp cloth

Put it down and step straight onto it.