Better than the normal kind??

[@GeniusGifts]

🔗 Click on my picture to get to the link. Or type this into your browser 👉 jo.my/fast 🔗 Search “part 209” 😊

[@lero.official]

Finally someone who says he's earning from the purchases, respect to you sir

[@zachary3603]

@@lero.official I think it’s dumb that people expect anything for free tbh 😂😂

[@MaxAmmoNeeded]

It links to loads of other mats but not this one on your uk link

[@GeniusGifts]

@@MaxAmmoNeededmay not be available in your location so it shows alternatives.

[@wujobroda]

​@@GeniusGiftsthank you, sir. Advice, good. I will like.thx

[@fleaboy5555]

but the normal bath mat is soft and comfy for recovery after an intense toilet battle where you need to lay down and take a break before getting back on

[@miam6655]

that's very specific lol

[@MultiLisa10]

You need to see a doctor if your going to battle ike that😂

[@raerohan4241]

Laying down? In the WASHROOM? 🤢

[@NotSoMuchFrankly]

You do realize bath mats are for when you get out of the shower or tub? If you need one after a squat you're doing wrong.

[@liz0-_-0534]

Maybe eat more fibre

[@jonnyeverywhere2023]

I love the part where he tells you what the product name is.

[@swagcreated9147]

drop shipping, he ofc links it in pinned comment

[@AssasinSpike]

Cuz its not actually better

[@OzzyThePolishman]

​@@cavachoncx777bro what

[@beardrn]

​@@cavachoncx777 He couldn't save himself, good luck saving anyone else.

[@joeysmith7296]

​@@beardrnhe died for our sins he knew what would happen

[@itsthat_onekat5369]

“It doesn’t make your socks wet” SOLD

[@AersArk]

Great way to stub your toe as you slip and fall

[@DarthPickleCT]

What you wear socks in the shower

[@itsthat_onekat5369]

@@DarthPickleCT no obviously not I mean like if someone else took a shower and left water on the floor. Example: oh noooo someone left water on the floor awww my socks-

[@lerat5978]

Put a regular mat over it. The mat under soaks all the water away and the mat barely gets wet at all!

[@AersArk]

@@lerat5978 that isnt how it works, the water will stay on the regular mat above lmao

[@stonediguanas]

I have one they're pretty cool and work great only issue is they do stain and you've got a use sandpaper to remove it which changes the color of the mat

[@jeny537]

Does it get smelly?

[@grungehippie4486]

I have one to, and can agree. But have never had a smell I also had to buy more sandpaper to cut up and put on the flat side of a toothbrush to clean the grooves I've had mine for 6 months and totally prefer it.

[@ChanchoCapo]

I'm literally on the toilet, using the same regular mat, using the same exact socks💀💀💀

[@GeniusGifts]

Average human experience

[@theabristlebroom4378]

TMI

[@aestheticme7576]

Is that you ??😅

[@Silver_Dragon_Witch]

TMI

[@nothcial]

Npc

[@grungehippie4486]

Ive had mine for 6 months. In a household of 6 with 1 bathroom. It does stain. And you have to sand it down with a small circle of sandpaper they supply. I had to purchase more. It does change the color after sanding. And the sanding is slightly more time-consuming than anticipated. But it doesnt smell. The paper it comes with says if your floor gets very wet lean it against a wall for a little bit. Mine has fallen multiple times and has survived without any damage. I love mine and definitely recommend it

[@chirantanx]

Send the link

[@GeniusGifts]

You can find it here 👉🏻 giftgenius.shop (Affiliate Commissions Earned)

[@HalfAsleepError]

Saving that

[@ZeeSmith8923]

​@@GeniusGiftsthanks!

[@dhiamotty]

@BroHive Got a Shit

[@FharishAhmedPortfolio]

​@@GeniusGiftsThank you!

[@matthewscott2829]

I lived in Japan and mats like this are standard there. The water disappears like magic

[@alphaalpha3557]

woah

[@danielhristov6175]

How it’s called then?

[@dalladi]

Ahhhhh, yes. Nothing like stepping onto cold stone after a warm, cozy shower

[@nicecontent3158]

You got heated bathroom floor??? Lucky

[@charmio]

Or a carpeted bathroom? Less lucky

[@kyetes.866]

It does actually feel nice

[@wietsedehaas8961]

I always end my shower cold... no issue for me 😂

[@invinsible1987]

Turn on the heat maybe

[@avandeve]

I replaced my bathroom mat with chamois cloth. Game changer!!. Wet already? Just rinse, squeeze out the water, can be used immediately. Look dirty? A quick wash with detergent, rinse and squeeze, can be used immediately. Going on a trip? It will dry itself when not used. 👌

[@SomeGuyWithaPC]

Me falling with my toe over it and scratching it: FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU-🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨

[@sarahl4767]

Alarm: go to high ground a flood has been spotted

[@kabob21]

You can use sandpaper to remove stains and scratches lol

[@Rynergee]

It actually not that serious 😂 its not that heavy. You can kick it around without hurting your toe duh

[@jacquelinesequeirahejazeen7655]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jjfu301]

Ive used it. Let's just say that it works well for a couple weeks

[@Muhovc]

sand it softly for 1min, as new.

[@cbrezzy69]

They work but in most people’s bathroom the humidity is too high to evaporate all the water. You have to set it out in the sun once every 1-2 weeks to fully dry it so it works well again. It will eventually stop absorbing water fast enough to be useful.

[@mikaelafox6106]

Who has a bathroom with constant high humidity?! I thought it would only be when someone takes a shower. 😂

[@railx2005]

That is exactly why you leave your exhaust fan on for a couple hours after you take a bath 😅, thought this is common knowledge

[@kabob21]

Sand the surface and the water absorption works good as new. You have to remove the buildup on the surface.

[@ruinhem]

@@railx2005what in the bloody hell is that

[@railx2005]

@@ruinhem bathroom fan? Am i wrong for assuming every bathroom has that?

[@OPTIMUMELITE]

I LITERALLY NEED THAT

[@limejelo]

I bet in part 210 hes gonna actually finish reviewing a product

[@Visionofthehague]

Idiots really

[@FunkyTwn]

That's a rookie mistake. The review isn't until 212 because he uses 210 and 211 to set up the review. Rookie.

[@Calcanthite]

I love the part where you tell us WHAT IT’S CALLED

[@Mya4c]

Right 😂

[@pintago_]

Stone bath mat

[@MisstressMourtisha]

Louisiana needs houses built with this stuff.

[@BigMythicLizard]

Real 💀 Also some outdoor furniture with this stuff would be nice

[@MoNehNeh17]

REALESTTT shit i done EVER seen

[@sarahharrell9136]

LEGIT

[@Silksper]

As a person from Louisiana, I approve

[@myster5y]

It’s called Roman concrete

[@nobodyspecial4702]

My cat considers the bathmat to be "his" bed and if I put a stone there instead he'd kill me in my sleep. Maybe not even wait until I was asleep before killing me.

[@CreepinItReal]

Awwww

[@Costlee_14m]

Imagine stubbing your toe on your bathroom floor mat 😭

[@KAKTUS_1991Son]

Hahaha, wait.. actually!!

[@manbolomo]

or the bathroom door, or toilet, or bathtub, or the wall, or your mom, bathroom is a dangerous place.

[@openorwap5412]

Or dropping it! On your foot or not, the outcome wouldn't be great 😔

[@mackie32x48]

Yes it really works because I have one BUT terrible cold and uncomfortable in the winter. It works by wicking water away

[@samuelemeryjiujitsu]

A thin stone slab between my feet and a tile floor seems like a sliced foot waiting to happen.

[@styluspixelsproduction513]

nah I have a tile floor and the same stone slab and my feet ok

[@-VoDkAsVengeance-]

Do you think it doesn't have grip on the bottom?? Unless you mean this in the same way of glass scales, but that's less of a sliced foot and more like it feels as if the bones of the toe you stubbed have turned to razor-sharp fragments.

[@callasky]

​@@-VoDkAsVengeance- no it doesn't have the grip. It weights a lot and hard, but i never hurt my self using it. I really recommend this mat if your bathroom is a dry one.

[@heromedley]

if ur dumb i guess

[@manbolomo]

yeah that 1cm thick razor sharp mat is gonna cut you up good

[@kabob21]

These are called diatomaceous earth mats. And no, they are not maintenance free. They actually can stain over time and the cheap ones will warp. You do need to periodically sand down the surface to remove stains and the accumulated "stuff" on the surface. Then just rinse off again and it's good as new.

[@jadedmw6966]

I'm so thinking this would be great below the pet's water bowl!

[@Jarrett_derryberry]

This comment is way more helpful than the actual video.

[@juanpls3856]

If you want to spend 40+$ on a place for your pet to drink water instead of not making it so full xd

[@Jarrett_derryberry]

@@juanpls3856 you must not have big dogs... lol

[@skyerichardson750]

This brand, dorai, actually makes pet products too!

[@Tweakey]

I bought one a while ago. They are fantastic for about a month. Then they suddenly stop soaking water because the pores clog up. Tried cleaning it as the retailer suggested, but no luck. I now use it under the dog water bowl since that's less water for it to deal with. Still gets puddles on it though.

[@kraftzion]

I imagine you could put it in the oven on warm and dry it out

[@peacepham7838]

Sand paper it, do wonder.

[@mavenblue]

This is really good product unless (for some reason) it is sitting in an extra humid environment or is unable to fully dry out or drain excess water. Then the mat gets mouldy and there’s nothing you can do about it other than to toss it.

[@smxkingalonebeats2895]

Not if its real. Diatoms do not collect bacteria and the silica dioxide would kill off anything else.

[@jeffwells641]

This is probably true, but you'd have the exact same problem with a bath mat, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

[@thepurplerenegade7155]

I live in southern California, so I’m probably okay?

[@pixeltoxa9284]

​@@jeffwells641bath mat is easier to dry out and you can wash it no problem.

[@ambrose899]

Just wet sand it or scrub it with scotch-brite thingy

[@KassXD3915]

That mat before is exactly what I have

[@emmagiering2509]

I have this. It actually is amazing. Doesn’t smell, dries fast, stays clean.

[@kyetes.866]

How long ago did you get it? Mine stopped absorbing after several months, both times I’ve had them (different brands, different environments)

[@jeffwells641]

@@kyetes.866 I've had a similar product for over a year, no issues, totally love it.

[@grace.h69]

Do you have a link for it?

[@nikkidl13]

How's the texture? Does it feel cringy on your feet? ☹️

[@cros2069]

​@@kyetes.866Do you live in a humid environment?

[@garrettsaunders8654]

Looks really soft

[@vkdowdy9519]

Why can't they make wood decks like this.

[@ilonadoppenberg1090]

Coz they wouldn’t be would decks😅

[@AdamOwenBrowning]

Wooden decking like this wouldn't be solid or strong enough to hold a person on it and the weather would destroy it lol

[@Mace9396]

Wishful thinking 🥸

[@darold1966]

I used to have one. It mildewed on your under side.

[@dinglebarry8801]

Because wood doesn’t work this way silly………

[@JMulvy]

I have one for outside my shower. Something my neighbor upstairs did caused a nasty leak from the ceiling. Came down like a medium flow shower head. The stone mat absorbed all of it. Completely drenched and an hour later it was completely dry. Not a drop on the floor. I love that thing.

[@azersuadrif]

It's called Diatomite Stone. Very popular in Japan. Like theyre the first to do that

[@azersuadrif]

@@johnsysays it works. It really works like magic. Absorbs all the water, instantly dry

[@banana_walter_]

I have one of them, it’s actually pretty nice and the texture isn’t like tile, it’s grippy and you won’t slip.

[@tanya9181]

It's impossible to clean if you get it dirty

[@user-bi3ei8el6t]

use a hose

[@GuardianTiger]

Not really but I get what you mean

[@mynameiserica]

they just said it’s resistant to mold and staining

[@antora9157]

Yeah it can't really be sanitized or disinfected

[@zapdosxy1781]

No, after an absorbed level ,it should saturate and then u can clean it

[@Keith_LP]

Cool tip, dry off in the shower before you step out to minimize water spills

[@Kytexer]

I had one of these. The problem is that because it's flat and hard, only the bottom surface of your feet get dry. That means any part that doesn't touch your feet remains wet. Maybe that's fine for bathrooms that are only just a little bit wet but my bathroom is a wet bathroom. My whole foot is wet when I come out of there. So I was still leaving wet footsteps after stepping on this mat

[@ashleyfalcon125]

Welllll…. there IS this thing called “drying off”- with something *other than the dayum bath/floor mat* ; something like, oh, idk.. a flippin’ bath towel maybe?! - _BEFORE_ leaving the bathrm? Which, in turn, entirely prevents anyone from having to walk around the house soaking wet & dripping water everywhere. 🤷‍♀️ Bath towels are pretty self-explanatory; well, to most of us anyway… 🫥 hey, 👐 ijs.

[@spudnik8460]

​@@ashleyfalcon125 could have just said use a towel to dry your feet all the extra stuff is just excessive

[@tallic967]

​@@ashleyfalcon125 The way you type is annoying

[@allowinoftheattic2471]

Bro just use a towel. That happens with mats as well.

[@TarantuLandoCalcuLingus]

​@@ashleyfalcon125 ive heard of people not drying off and that seems insane to me lol

[@timecubed]

"and he looked at it and he said its *BONE DRY* like *BONE DRY* "

[@kristakleer5147]

That stone mat is amazing. I have the same material for my coaster and boy does it really absorb and dry quickly

[@MultiLisa10]

For coasters would be cool but a bath mat🫤 I'm not feeling it

[@mpmerch]

i like how you say algae like "aljee"

[@JeffroOng]

I think it's worth mentioning that although It's resistant to staining but once stained, it's bad news.

[@mdhrechka]

You have to sand away to top surface to remove bacteria, they usually include that in the product description

[@ilovellamafood]

Thank you, you addressed the question I immediately thought of when I heard the claim, "Never have to clean it."

[@tryhardfinessedyou]

I like the feeling of my bathroom carpet thank you very much.

[@alexh.6964]

I love mine....its just cool watching it dry up instantly lol

[@MiaMore.]

I have smaller square coasters that do this... LOVE them! No more condensation drip off cups or running onto my tables!

[@manbolomo]

so you can buy a bunch of them and put them on the bathroom floor

[@BrettDiamond89]

Any website that’s selling products that also has ads pop is an immediate turn off. Next…

[@jasond.b-w]

I have a _similar_ bath mat, as a wheelchair user who can’t have any sort of carpeting or rugs/mats in my apartment, but it’s a bit thinner and doesn’t make any claims about resisting mold or making water just disappear (I stand it up against my shower bench to help it dry.) That’s the only part that makes me super skeptical of stuff like this.

[@murrmurr765]

As long as it dries out, this stone doesn't mould. It doesn't get embedded in any organic matter or anything.

[@jamesgizasson]

If you're wearing socks in the bathroom... you have more to worry about than how well your bath mat works.

[@katiekat75900]

so.. I have to take off my socks if I go to the toilet

[@Janetalia]

I just wanna take a shit in peace bro pls

[@mind-of-neo]

y'all are way too scared of socks 💀 some of us just like to be in socks lol

[@jamesgizasson]

@@katiekat75900 If your roommates were anything like some of mine... you wouldn't even set foot in there without steel toe boots. Waterproof ones. X3

[@gfdia35]

​@@jamesgizasson roommates ? What the hell are roommates they sound terrible

[@smilygriffin1144]

That aborbs water in minutes, a bath mat absorbs water in seconds. It's cool technology, but not for dry feet after a shower

[@m8trxd]

Those things are GREAT for your dish rack also

[@Roxelchen]

FML is this the first useful „Products you need channel“

[@KlinxKreations]

Yes yes, that is very cool. But the question is: *Can I eat it?*

[@Pjohn375]

Yes

[@AdamOwenBrowning]

Honestly, yes you probably could eat this. Like eating bits of pumice. No guarantee that it'll filter out your kidneys though! :D

[@KlinxKreations]

@@AdamOwenBrowning YES!

[@admiralv123]

You can eat everything at least once

[@KlinxKreations]

@@admiralv123 indeed.

[@HomeEssentials63]

Smart product. I also have a healthy mat

[@benfletcher8100]

What is with everyone having the same grey bath mat as me? 😂

[@baconsundae8704]

It's a classic. The foundation of our modern bathroom economy.

[@tehpurplepills]

i have that crushed tone matt, just make sure you wring it out good if you get it really wet.

[@hellrazor117]

I just use my dirty clothes as a mat

[@Visionofthehague]

Me too

[@tallic967]

Ew

[@TrangNguyen-jt1cd]

efficiency x3

[@juliaslife8336]

I have one of those and it actually works

[@S0fizzy]

It would be so cold though being made out of rocks 😅

[@maddie274]

i have a mat like this. it’s actually not cold at all :)

[@Mcluvin51]

EVERYTHING, IT CAN DO EVERYTHING NOW BUY IT! 😂

[@ironwill3598]

I love the part where he actually says if it’s better than a bath mat. Also, the stone doesn’t have an infinite amount of water absorption, one it hits its limit, it will act exactly like your floor and you will have a standing puddle

[@Baz.007]

I have one and can confirm yes it can and do mould.

[@user-dg6pf7ys9o]

I had a landlady who insisted these be throughout the house. it was freezing cold. really underlined the extra purposes of a bath rug like making the place cozy and liveable lol

[@rocketpenguin2207]

Im pretty sure it just makes the water evaporate faster, as well as absorbtion

[@BridgitGraddy]

Yes because bath mats are nasty. Take it from a cleaner those things are absolutely filthy and I would never put on in my house.

[@kevinf8439]

You're supposed to wash them regularly

[@PerzyYT]

Better than stepping out of the shower on a slippery tile floor and slipping and breaking your neck

[@BridgitGraddy]

@@PerzyYT if you step out the shower onto a shower mat you need to go back into the shower 🤢. Just use a towels and wash them after every use. I dry off in the shower and then use the towel on the floor and when I'm done I throw the towel in the laundry. It's not rocket science. Like you'd rather step in shit then use your head. Even when you learn bath mats have hair dust mold shit and other bacteria on them you'd still use them? You're nasty. Just say that.

[@cros2069]

​@PerzyYT No I much rather do that. The people I live with want a mat in the bathroom and I refuse to touch it so I have to step around it. It's very dangerous considering the bathroom isn't that big but I've only slipped one and I was able to catch myself.

[@saibamoe]

Moldy smelly maybe as time goes by Just use easy to clean rubber pads with holes so you won't slip but the water can be cleaned easy when needed. No complications, and the rubber matt can be cleaned easy as well

[@cateatfood6634]

I have a couppenof pos dogs that pee on everything. The love peeing on the shower mat. I wonder what this would smell like lol

[@elonwong]

Yep itself it won’t mold but when deadskin rubs in, there’s the nutrient for mold to thrive

[@JovankaOrleanka1000]

I hate bathroom mats of any kind. Just dry my feet with towel and then get out of the shower.

[@VishalKumar-gz3nb]

Dry your feet with towel then u make ur face dry with the same towl later 🤮🤮

[@JovankaOrleanka1000]

@@VishalKumar-gz3nb 🤣🤣🤣 That’s not how it works. I dry my face with paper towel and I use different paper towel every time I wash my face.

[@Trin965]

I have one they ate literally so awesome!!!!!

[@profmj7630]

If you have kids, get that stone mat ASAP....no more funky bath mats to wash

[@Rynergee]

I’m using one right now. The doubting comments clearly from people who have no ideas what it is 😂😂 It’s perfect to dry my feet quickly when getting out of the shower. It’s much easier to clean compare to a mat or cloth. If there’s just dust or cat fur on the surface I just use a tape. If it needs proper cleaning, I can rinse and scrub it then flip it up for air dry. But I mostly use to dry my feet after showering so it rarely gets dirty

[@trisa9625]

for how long is it good for?

[@frogetgaming3820]

Forever

[@snashac899]

I’ve used probably not the exact one but similar; they will absorb forever basically as someone said. If you use oils in your bath or as you’re getting out you may notice that exposure to the oil leads to water drying less quickly since it can’t dry the water as efficiently with the oils, but it will still dry and may just need a little longer, nothing that I believe impacts the experience of using it. Mine were fairly thin mats and I did have them break (I think they were just a little bit curved and repeatedly being stepped on made them weaker and weaker until they broke at the weak spots), but I’ve replaced them since I really like the function; I did it twice, and while I hate having to replace things i feel I did get the use out of it. It was between 6-12 months before they broke, which again may be due to mine being thinner and more fragile, but to me that’s a great trade off for not having to wash a bath mat, worry about it getting moldy or mildewy, and the comfort of not getting lint and dust all over my clean feet so much :)

[@tryhardfinessedyou]

​@@snashac899 Get a hobby.

[@SuperChochip]

​@@tryhardfinessedyou they gave a detailed answer, what more do you want?

[@linkin6758]

​@@tryhardfinessedyou get some friends

[@TheSweetSerenity7]

I just like the cushioning feeling in my toes

[@sanjiematon7328]

but if you slipped and accidentally put ink how you will clean it?

[@frogetgaming3820]

Yes because we all store ink in all of our bathrooms and by the way it says that it works with water so idk if it will absorb it

[@2bit156]

Do you regularly shower with ink? And if so, what color?

[@viviennepham6132]

good question, i have a dog, what if he pees on it?

[@jessicaable5095]

Same question, but with something I'd actually have to deal with in the bathroom. Period blood

[@frogetgaming3820]

Well algae absorbs sunlight that can dry up water so if it can dry up it works if it can't dry up it won't work by the way why are you requesting things that I didn't want to know about

[@izzycrybaby1164]

There is a such a thing as stone that absorbs water. A kitchen whetstone that you'd sharpen knives with works this way.

[@shely_D7vil]

The infinite sponge. It infinitely stores water and doesn't leak absolutely anywhere

[@TropicalCoconuts58]

Not me having that exact bath mat in the beginning of the video

[@mikeschmidt4800]

My man got those puma socks at Ross.

[@Treblady]

Been waiting for something like this for a while

[@DTux5249]

porous rock can get moldy, and if it does, it's a pain in the ass to clean. wouldn't recommend

[@Shinrin]

Actual question : ....what happens if your cat peed on this? Would it be possible to clean it and get the smell off??

[@dylandollar1235]

My grandpa used to make coasters our if these and he solds thousands of them.

[@sunrevolver]

No it's not resistant to stain. The display item has a water stain from repeated water spray to show its capability.

[@huesudowoodo]

this is basically an unfinished tile, it will grow mold eventually

[@boynextdoor931]

Its actually surprising popular here in Japan, so I guess its just personal preferences.

[@a_w_em3006]

Ok, I used to live in a house that had one of those, and it worked like magic.

[@syd5380]

As someone who hates wet socks, I love it. As someone who has Raynaud's, I hate it.

[@harvey8138]

Looks like something out of a scifi movie

[@candijogriffin220]

I clean houses. My client has one. IT WORKS!

[@marielfalk4537]

IT QUICKLY GROWS BLACK MOLD

[@harrisonrobins3689]

Everyone gangsta until you trip on it

[@sophy48317]

sold on it. looked it up. £170. no longer sold on it 😂

[@RavikiranJadhav]

Once the pores are blocked with small dirt particles, it's nothing but a regular stone. Can not be used anymore as bath mat.

[@blackcauldron]

It’s also washing machine friendly

[@mrepk8588]

I have that exact regular mat

[@graciousvalley9978]

My white shedding cat has claimed my bath mat I might need this one 😂

[@maximer7076]

Ah yes I need this. Everytime I come out of the shower my socks are soaking wet and it takes up to an hour to dry them !

[@Trick-Energy]

Mild resistance and never stains or smells....miracles

[@lovvelyheavven]

if i had this i would literally just spend my free time sitting on the floor pouring water on it

[@waledosama3577]

I'm convinced that this video is proof that aliens exist - because there's no way humans could be this funny.