YINENN Bath and Shower Safety Mats 40×16 inch, Non Slip with Suction Cups for Bathroom Stall and Tub Floor, Extra Large and Machine Washable, Drain Holes Keep Bathtub Clean, Clear

Works well
using in my elderly mom’s bathtub ; she stays on shower chair but this is good grip for feet; good grip; easy to clean. Conforms to the arc of tub . Good price

Works well
### Review: YINENN Bath Tub Shower Safety Mat 40 x 16 Inch Non-Slip and Extra LargeI purchased the YINENN Bath Tub Shower Safety Mat for my 80-year-old aunt to help eliminate the potential for her to fall when using her downstairs bathroom. I’m happy to report that this mat has met all my expectations.First, the size is excellent. At 40 x 16 inches, it provides ample coverage, ensuring a non-slip surface across the entire length of the tub. The mat has numerous suction cups that stick firmly to the tub floor, so it stays in place without any issues. Installation was a breeze – just lay it down and press to secure the suction cups.The design is practical with well-placed drain holes that allow water to pass through, preventing water buildup and keeping the mat dry. This feature also makes it easy to maintain; it’s machine washable, which is a huge plus for keeping it clean and fresh.Additionally, the clear color blends seamlessly with any bathroom decor, adding to its appeal. The material feels sturdy and durable, yet comfortable to stand on.Overall, the YINENN Bath Tub Shower Safety Mat is not too expensive, easy to install, and provides the safety and peace of mind my aunt needed. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an effective solution to slippery tubs.

Looks Great & Futs TUB Beautifully!!
Just received and placed after cleaning tub. This mat is pliable, well made, offers plenty of suction cups for tub floor and is stated to be machine washable..Jackpot!!! Really glad that I made this purchase!! Good value for the price!!

Mat itself is effectively non-slip; Suction will not hold to older/gritty tubs or floors
The mat itself works well enough as a non-slip surface for a bathtub or shower floor, but if you have an older tub that is NOT made of perfectly smooth acrylic or fiberglass (aka of the super heavy ones made of cast iron/steel with enamel/porcelain), each little suction on the mat will gradually come undone and this could be super dangerous. My husband attached it to our tub floor and 30 minutes later most of them had slowly lost suction. It didn’t necessarily look like it but I just happened to look closely enough to notice before putting my son in the bath. Be super careful because at first it’ll seem like they’re all suctioned firmly- they’ll stick right away when installed and you’ll have the loud pop when you try to pull it off, but if you have one of these tubs and you check back few minutes later, air will have snuck its way underneath the little circles and it just quietly loses suction (no loud pop) so be sure to pull on the mat to check for full suction some time after installing it and before you use it (I’d give it a solid hour or two after installing/sticking it onto your surface, then once that time has passed, go check the suction).The gritty/rougher tub surfaces just don’t allow for continual airtight suction. Be especially careful with your babies in the bath tub- check it after you install it and also check it once the tub is full of water before you put them in the bath, etc.Would work well for newer tubs or those made of fiberglass/acrylic. These are just not safe to use if your tub or floor surface is rough or gritty at all. Other than this it’d work great.I’d clean it with a handheld scrub brush on the front & back using Dawn soap and hot water. Use something stronger if left stuck to the floor for multiple uses and it molds or gets gross.For reviews saying it gets gross quickly, I would not leave it stuck after use- it is for sure going to get nasty if it’s left suctioned to the floor after water has made it’s way into every crevice. Although it’s partially vented, you still will need to pull it off and hang it over your shower curtain rod or over the side of the bathtub or something for the mat and your tub to truly dry.As far as the comfort of the mat, it’s not uncomfortable at all, it just feels like a textured mat.

We had previously a self adhesive mat in the tub, but hair conditioner caused the mat to separate from the glue! But the glue stayed strong so hard to remove.We bought this mat and it works great and is not affected by the conditioners, and if the does become stained it takes no effort to change it.Now my wife wants different colors for different seasons! Humm who would of guessed.

Ok

Good size and quality