Ruggable Review Update | One Year Later

[@2345678902345671]

Watch in 1.5x

[@CandidlyCat]

1.25 was perfect for me

[@BlacksGodDaughter]

1.75 lol

[@samqueen17]

Damn that made it better

[@margaret527]

1.5 is normal 💀💀

[@JohnWayne-qx3je]

Yup, tried 1.5 then upped it to 1.75

[@SummaGirl1347]

I have two Ruggables in my kitchen (to protect the flooring underneath and because they look gorgeous). Here are my suggestions for those still on the fence: 1. If you know you are going to have to wash them all the time, don't put them in a place with a ton of heavy furniture on top of them. 2. Instead of putting the rug on the pad, flip the rug upside down and put the pad on the rug. This way it will be much easier to center the pad and readjust it as necessary. This is especially true for the larger rugs. Mark the center of the rug and the center of the pad, then, line up the corners. 3. Removing and replacing the larger rugs is not an easy task for one person. Get someone to help you.

[@kgal1298]

Thanks I need to try the rug then the pad it's a pain to realign it after a wash. I also wish they'd make a different rug pad for pet owners I found that when my dog has an accident the pee soaks to the pad and it's almost impossible to get the smell completely off unless you catch it right away. As for the furniture I knew I'd have to clean it so I definitely didn't have the same issue moving it. As for her dryer issue I don't know what that's about mine dries fine in the dryer.

[@Faridenunez]

There are kitchen "rugs" that are like puffy silicon...they're easier to clean

[@MF12318]

Do you recommend this rug in a high, foot traffic area? I would have to wash it a lot, and I worry about the durability.

[@jacobl5488]

I get that its frustrating to move furniture in order to clean the rug every time but.. that's not really a criticism of the rug or company itself. If you need to clean any kind of rug, you'd need to do this anyway.

[@Extraordinaryee]

Love the honest review. The first two cons don’t really seem like a ruggable con as you’d have to move furniture for any rug if your dog pissed on it and it would be gone for awhile if you had it properly cleaned. (By that I mean spot cleaning dog pee off a rug is NOT it- it will still stink)

[@TatianaPritchard]

Thanks, yes totally! I’m just trying to communicate that the concept of washing your rug in a machine is great at first but requires a lot of time and moving of furniture. I actually find it easier and quicker to wash it with the Bissell!

[@Extraordinaryee]

Ahh makes sense. We had one difficult pup where it was A LOT of accidents and I found a carpet cleaner wouldn’t cut it. (But having multiple dogs I can say it was more than normal pup accidents) I got rid of all my rugs because I couldn’t take it) luckily we are passed that stage!!!

[@WokOverEasy]

Just don’t put heavy furniture on top of carpet? I mean this was completely predictable for a washable carpet

[@TatianaPritchard]

@@WokOverEasy the concept of a washable rug is great but requires a lot of work is my point. It would be hard to find a bed set that wasn’t heavy.. it’s not realistic. It’s a full 24 hour process.

[@eltinand1321]

@@TatianaPritchard 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@mgunslinger17]

Thank you for your honest review! People really breeze over the fact of how much work is involved with washing your rug. And simply saying, “Don’t put heavy furniture on it,” is not a solution. You are SUPPOSED to put furniture on rugs unless it is a runner.

[@TatianaPritchard]

Thank you!!! Yes definitely not worth it for me! Glad it helped!

[@mannyg.forever5730]

I own two ruggables had them both for a year. Some things I learned is 1 - Do not put them in the dryer, let them air dry. The heat is probably what’s causing them to shrink the fabric. 2 - Try to spot clean stains before throwing them in the washer, most stains clean up easily on these rugs. 3 - Even though they are washable, washing them too much will cause them to fade, so wash only when it’s really needed. I typically wash mine maybe 1-2 times every 6 months. They still look brand new.

[@meritajonuzi2634]

I wash my rugs in my back yard and wait for it to dry for 2 days. So the fact that I can throw it in the washer for me is amazing

[@rublue42]

Hi! A professional carpet cleaner here. If you put the rug on yoyr drive way on a dry, warm day can cut the dry time down alot. It will e damp on the bottom but you can move it into a cleab area of the garage and put an air mover underneath. Its bigger than a box fan but much efficient.

[@SecondHandJan]

I don't think its inconvenient to remove this rug... unless your washing it every month. Also if your using it only in a family room you should only have to move a coffee table and maybe lift the front legs of sofa or end table. A bedroom might be harder but again- should not require completely moving furniture. Also you can shampoo this rug with a carpet cleaner! The pad can be cut to fit your rug again if rug shrinks, and bubble-up can be removed with a steam mop easily BEFORE lying rug down, and will never re-appear. Trust me. I own REAL Persian rugs as well, they also will curl and cost hundreds to clean and weeks to wait for completion. Thats worse.

[@ltomsen1]

You would have to move everything regardless! That doesn’t say anything negative about the rug!

[@adrianbradley5980]

Pro tip they are not suppose to go in the dryer! It is hang dry only! This is why they are shrinking

[@dtweed76]

I hear everything she is saying and it’s legit/valid but also think we need to set expectations. Just because it’s washable doesn’t mean it should be washed frequently I would say twice a year is reasonable because if u had a traditional rug how many times would u steam clean it? Washable just gives u a better clean than steam clean (for extreme cases). Valid point about heavy furniture but same is true for a traditional rug if you want to steam clean those areas you still gotta move the furniture. I don’t think Ruggables r good for large areas kitchens, kids room and hallways makes the most sense. Those areas also tend to need smaller rugs so buying a new top after multiple washes is a plus and u can change out the look for cheap. Just my opinion

[@l0vexnana]

Good points, I’ll stick with a regular low pile rug

[@hahajain]

I think this is very insightful and being an ruggable owner this is the most accurate review. I align with you on all the points. :)

[@rublue42]

Hi! Professional carpet cleaner here. I've moved rugs out of people's homes for 8yrs. Its hard work!!! Usually with 2 people one guy can just tilt the furniture while the second guy curls the rug towards themso they get the whole side of the rug out. Maybe you did that already? But with another gal or guy shouldn't take long. How often do you wash your rugs? Many ruggable owners still bring it to the shop I work at to get it cleaned because we have the heavy duty stuff to wash it.

[@deborahtherrien1540]

One year later: The washable rug ads never mention the pad is not washable. So what do you do when pet urine seeps into the pad? For my 8x10 rug pad I had to take it outside to the driveway, squirt it off with soap and water, let it air dry, then sweep the underside that had driveway dirt/grass on it. During the winter I had to squirt it in my shower and hang it across my tub and shower causing creases and bumps in the pad. TERRIBLE and I would NOT purchase again!!!

[@marlen8926]

If you vacuum right after placing the rug Dow it helps with the bubbles.

[@TatianaPritchard]

Great tip! Thank you!

[@Christinerb1218]

I think I would only consider smaller Ruggable Rugs ...infront of a sink, runner in a hall, vanity rug etc.... I willl stick with traditional area rug for living, dining or bedrooms. Seems easier to drag out a carpet cleaner for the bigger rugs.

[@TatianaPritchard]

Definitely agree!!!

[@leannzaball8807]

100000% agree! I got one without even thinking about any cons. They are definitely not for a perfectionist.. I will spend 20-30 minutes just trying to get it flat with the bubbling and it N E V E R goes away!

[@TatianaPritchard]

OMG yes!!! Thank you!!! I totally know how you feel. It’s not for me.

[@overcomingobstacles8675]

I think spot cleaning the rug with a vacuum , and spot cleaning with a carpet cleaner is what you are supposed to do. I think the reason ruggabke is good is because you at least have a choice if you want to wash the rug, and throwing it in the washer every 6 months is an awesome choice to have. But that’s my opinion.

[@overcomingobstacles8675]

And I am not trying to be mean at all. I love your content 💜. I was just saying my opinion

[@TatianaPritchard]

Totally!! Just in my experience the more I washed the rug the worse the quality became! So I think id rather opt out for a thick high quality rug and full on carpet clean it or have it professionally cleaned at that point then have a ruggable! Thanks for your feedback though!💛

[@overcomingobstacles8675]

That makes sense. I have 4 dogs. So I almost wonder is ruggable would be suitable for me? I am constantly cleaning my rugs. I bought is steam cleaner on Amazon that works great, but it would be nice to be able to put my rugs in the wash. Maybe I will get one for the smaller spaces and opt out of the big rug for my living room. Thank you for your detailed video. It’s much appreciated.

[@pjj5824]

thanks for this honest review! Yes, you're right, the little Bissell green machine does an awesome job of cleaning on my beautiful (Wayfair) cream rug in my living room when the dog has either vomited or there's been a spill. It does an excellent job, you've convinced me to stay with what I have rather than switch to ruggable. sounds like it's just not for me.

[@free_the_homies]

I was literally on the verge of clicking buy on a 550$ rug from them but felt I should probably do a bit of research before investing into something that's worth as much as a PS5... And boy am I happy I came across your review! The points you made about flipping the entire room over just to access the whole rug before washing it is just a quality of life aspect that never came across to me before viewing your video. Never even thought about the longevity of the edges... It's a definite turn off for me. I get the appeal of the whole idea of a machine washable carpet, but much to the detriment of the brand, these points needed to be made. Thanks for keeping it real. Also thanks for recommending a few alternative online outlets!

[@TatianaPritchard]

You are so welcome!!! I’m so glad that this helped you out!! All the best!

[@marblesloki8602]

OMG me too!!!!

[@joshuatexas]

Me too! Thank you!

[@tanicha]

We love an honest queen!!!👏🏾 Also the pups just chillin' in the back unbothered af is everything!! 😂😂

[@TatianaPritchard]

Haha thanks girl! And I know right, living there best lives!!

[@Paolagonzales3114]

Maybe you’re not washing it right. You avoid hot heat and water and this happens if you don’t (the edges and shrinkage). I have 4 dogs and this rug is perfect.

[@poolahpot]

I would never put these rugs under heavy furniture. I would get smaller ones to put beside the bed. The smaller ones are WAY easier to wash and they dry super fast. I dry mine on EXTRA LOW. Two 45 minute cycles. No shrinkage whatsoever. The fraying IS a problem though. (although minimal, the fraying is there) I have to have these rugs for our older dog. She can actually enjoy the house now - no slipping and sliding on the wood and tile flooring. We buy the 5x7 size since it is way easier to take care of 👍🏼 , but again, i would never put these under any type of heavy furniture because of the issues you encountered. No curling issues so far... 😬

[@Alioops69]

I wish I would've watched all those reviews before I purchased two of these rugs. Now mine are just door mats, for the front door, but they're horrible absolutely horrible! Thank goodness they're small, because the amount of sweat that I break out in trying to get these buggers centered drives me completely insane! I did the whole "rollout thing" the start from one side and at the other… It's a bunch of crap it doesn't work. Fraying at the ends… you betcha! Now I swear the Velcro is losing its stick because it's lifting up at the corners where the Velcro should be. I would rather spend three dollars on a Walmart special and throw it away at the end of the week and buy a new one than ever buy another one of these rugs

[@TatianaPritchard]

Oh no I’m SO sorry I know exactly how you feel those carpets are out of my life!!! I hope you end up finding an amazing carpet to replace them one day!💖

[@mnapier2210]

I love your review. You're right. We don't think about moving the furniture off the rug when buying it. It totally helps that you point that out. True, as another person posted, this is not a Ruggable issue, but it is an excellent point. Drying it is also not the manufacturer's issue but again an excellent point when you live in a small place or one where you don't have the convenience to hang the rug outside. Not everyone has that and a great thing to point out. The fraying sounds like it's an issue for a lot of people and your right, the bubbling is ugly, aesthetically undesirable. The shrinking is crazy! I cannot believe that actually happened. This is a good, honest review. "Don't put anything heavy on the rug" is not a solution. That is just ridiculous and "have someone help you" is as good as "just pay for movers to move the furniture off the rug so you can wash it". So don't let the negative remarks and "solutions" get you down. GREAT REVIEW, thank you...KEEP THEM COMING!

[@pnuttbuttaluva]

Thank u! I want one for the family room where the kids play however I feel like they are kinda pricey considering the only bonus is it's washability. I havent heard much positive feedback about any other qualities outside of that.

[@TatianaPritchard]

You are welcome!! I’d probably get one for my sons playroom eventually because it’ll be prone to stains… but at the same time I kind of want one that’s cushioned for falls etc…. So even for that I’m debating!

[@wsksklyn2541]

To avoid fraying on the edges don't vacuum the edges. This is a tip recommended on the Ruggable website along with the types of vacuums to use. I wipe my rugs edges with a soft cloth. They still look good almost a year later. I have a Bissel steam cleaner that I will use so thank you for that tip Tatiana. I haven't washed mine in a washer. I wash mine with a soft cloth by hand on my hands and knees. Ugh. I happen to love mine but realize they do take a lot of care. I will say that they are not for everyone. Personally I will continue to purchase because I love the Cambria and Ademi Paprika patterns and rich colors. I still find them worth it even if I have to replace the top rug every few years. They look great with white furniture!

[@TatianaPritchard]

I’m so glad you love your rug still! Thanks for the tip about not vacuuming the edges that will help a lot!

[@felizesingleton]

Probably one of the only honest reviews. Granted some of them aren't ruggable quality issues but it's good to know how they'd fit into my lifestyle comprehensively

[@poolahpot]

LOVE your decorating style!!! Very classy! 👏🏻

[@cristinarodrigiez2787]

Thanks for being so honest!!

[@TatianaPritchard]

Thanks for watching!!

[@bluefox99887]

Just fyi: You have to move all your furniture to wash a normal rug with a carpet cleaner, anyway.

[@TatianaPritchard]

Totally, but in that case i'd rather spend money on a cozy rug that feels great and spot clean if I have to. Thats just one of the problems I had with this rug.

[@agoonian]

@@TatianaPritchard could you not spot clean this rug as well?

[@TatianaPritchard]

@@agoonian Yes I could and I do, but if I’m just spot cleaning anyways I’d much rather a thick luxe carpet and not settle for this one.

[@deerey-alja2746]

@@agoonian The rubber pad underneath keeps it from properly drying if it is spot cleaned.

[@OrNge127]

I’ve had my ruggable since April of this year and I clicked on your video to find I am having the exact same problems. I honestly have been thinking about tossing it too. I wish I would have just bought a regular rug. It looked amazing the first couple of months but after that it’s just an eyesore. I wish they had a warranty or like half off when you buy a new cover.

[@TatianaPritchard]

I’m so sorry you’re having the same problems!!! I know exactly how you feel but it’s been exciting taking trips to homegoods to see what can replace her! Wishing you all the best! 💛

[@Grace26262]

Her first con was that she had to move all her furniture to pick up the rug. Well don’t you move your furniture when you shampoo your rug, or does she clean around her furniture? Second con, how about just turning the dryer on twice? I have never draped my ruggable over furniture to dry nor would I.

[@yoailakopelowitz8521]

This was incredibly informative. Thank you so much. I would absolutely contact them and send them photos of what's going, they should stand by their product.

[@TatianaPritchard]

Thanks! Ill definitely think about that but ive made my peace with it. Im looking forward to slowly replacing them!

[@RC-cc1xl]

@@TatianaPritchard Please email them. They need to be held accountable. As is, they make everyone think their rugs are amazing by only allowing positive reviews. They have a restock fee and expect the customer to pay return shipping. This is not ok! I've had my rug for 1 month and it already looks awful. I have no animals, our house is clean and we never have company. There is no excuse for this.

[@TatianaPritchard]

@@RC-cc1xl i will definitely, so many have advised me too and I’m going to bite the bullet! I’m soooo terribly sorry you’re not happy with your carpet either!!! Especially because you don’t have animals or reason for them to be that way! All the best to you!! 💛

[@spc4521]

Thank you for the review. I was looking into these rugs but will pass now.

[@TatianaPritchard]

You’re welcome! Check out the carpet cleaner in the description if you’re looking for a way to keep your rugs clean!

[@giselleazpurua203]

I just hate seeing negative comments on videos like this. Can't just people accept that not everyone has to have the same opinions? She's just commenting HER experience and why she regrets buying these rugs and that's totally fine. Also, she expects to help someone in the process, what's wrong with that? That being said, I'm an interior designer and I'm thinking of purchasing ruggable rugs for my new bedroom. I still plan to buy them even after seeing the video. Thank you so much for your opinion. I might just get 2 smaller rugs for the sides of my bed instead of 1 big rug under the king bed. Makes sense. What worries me is the shrinking. Do you have any idea about how many times you washed the rugs in that year? 1-3 5-10 20+? I don't plan to wash them constantly, just want them to be easy to clean in case anything happens. Thanks for your honest review, Best, Nikiazp

[@foxrox261]

This is an honest review. I have 2 but only very small area rugs by the door so there is no furniture on top so it’s easy to take up and rug and wash which I do. I do agree it shrinks when they wash as I have the same problem with the edge. I would not recommend the big rugs because they are super thin unless that’s the look you want.

[@rat704]

Great that I watch this before I buy them. shrinking got me not to buy. back to my old way, get not to expensive rug and use it for few years and throw away, than buy a new one again..

[@TatianaPritchard]

Thats what I'm going to be doing and trying to keep them clean with a good carpet vacuum!

[@marblesloki8602]

Same here!!!

[@suloacabay9617]

Hello, was this the low pile rug on the slim pad? I’m thinking that maybe if one got the high pile rug the bubble problem would be an issue ?

[@someryl2067]

Can the 9x12 ruggable really be washed in my home washing machine!

[@TatianaPritchard]

I mean I fit it in! But if it really washed I'm not sure. and it definitely didn't dry! But they've come out with new ones since I've had one last so hopefully they're better!

[@MF12318]

Thanks for your review. I am looking for a washable rug to put in the foyer where there is foot traffic. That means I will have to wash it often. What can you tell me about the durability?

[@wickedlittleleo9218]

Ty for this honest review. I’ve been so on the fence about purchasing one. I’d gladly take them off your hands 😉 If you end up purchasing a good quality rug, I use to use the little green machine for cleanup and it worked wonders for years until it finally broke on me 🖤

[@TatianaPritchard]

Haha thanks for the tip ill definitely look into that!!

[@nataliemcdaniel1659]

I also use the little green and love it!

[@icarus0823]

thanks for your honesty

[@ShirleyKWay]

Thank you for your review

[@SCT13]

My first big CON is the amount of time it takes to dry that damn thing! I’m sure maybe like small carpet would be a breeze but and 8 by 10 is not easy! And I don’t feel like it completely gets the smell of dog pee out! It’s just too big of a rug for it to be as easy as in the ads lol

[@TatianaPritchard]

I totally agree!! The idea of a washable rug is awesome but in reality its time consuming and tedious!

[@leticiaruvalcaba-arballo3181]

Good to know. Was wondering about your turtleneck and color, where did you purchase it from?

[@TatianaPritchard]

Its a olive green color! And I got it from a thrift store so I'm not sure where you could get it! sorry! but its just a green cashmere turtle neck🥰

[@asiacallier1]

I’m with you. I feel like it would be easier to just get a carpet cleaner

[@TatianaPritchard]

ThNk you!!!! Yes it’s been way way easier!!

[@jemfamily7594]

Which one the ruggables do you have in your living room?

[@sophiekotomski4588]

I think good for smaller areas, throw rugs and not dry them in dryer.

[@TatianaPritchard]

Definitely good for smaller areas!

[@tiffanyspicer1167]

Almost bought one. I don't have a lot of furniture that would be on mine. But it shows wear for sure. Think I'll just get a better rug at Lowes or HomeGoods and a Bissell shampooer. Same price for a better rug and the shapooer, and I can use the Bissell on my other carpet.

[@TatianaPritchard]

It definitely does!! I think that’s a good way to go!! You can find great high end ones at homegoods for great prices! 💖

[@chaoticlizord2181]

My thoughts exactly!!!

[@Greeco82]

Love the gray paint color on your walls. Do you know the brand and color name?

[@conniehard9145]

how will you get the rug off the floor if you dont move ur items

[@kirstydench3141]

Hi there, I wish I found this prior to purchasing ... some goods points made. I am terribly disappointed with Ruggable as a company. I was advised my rug had been delivered (both by ruggable & fedex), only to not yet receive it. When contacting ruggable, they have the most disappointing customer service. No phone number is available to speak with them. Just an email. When I did manage to find a number for them, the automated message advised to email customer service or leave a message for another department, but then hung up. It's so frustrating to make a significant outlay for their products and then have this happen. After seeing the quality is not that great and having to move furniture each time to wash it, I don't think it will be worth the investment anyway and I'm thinking about returning it if I ever do receive it.

[@TatianaPritchard]

Oh no!!! I’m so sorry to hear this! I haven’t dealt with their customer service but it sounds awful!! Hopefully it’s just been delayed due to the holidays. I would definitely keep emailing until you get reimbursed or you get your rug! All the best to you!

[@lucyrodriguez9170]

Good review thank you for your honesty💛

[@TatianaPritchard]

Thank you!

[@mikelopez1163]

*moves couch to remove carpet "MY HOUSE IS FLIPPED UPSIDE DOWN AHHHHHH"

[@cosmojinxable]

Thanks for the review! Love your coffee table!

[@TatianaPritchard]

Thanks for watching!

[@paxsmile]

Great review! Concise and to the point. Thank you!

[@TatianaPritchard]

Thanks for watching! Hope it helped!💛

[@paxsmile]

@@TatianaPritchard yep! It helped me make up my mind. Thank you again.

[@tamiz8895]

I’m wondering if it would be better to put it in a driveway on a nice day and wash it that way?

[@ericahays4281]

All of these reviews I’ve been seeing about these rugs are saving me some major moolah

[@TatianaPritchard]

Save your money and get yourself a nice soft one from home goods !

[@usrnm001]

So the con is that you have to actually wash it?

[@sharitadancy5160]

Do you still have and use them

[@CrunchySnacks]

She's complaining about needing to move furniture off the rug to wash it.. sorry but no duh. The washing part and waiting 24 hrs to dry it.. again, no duh. Also, surprised that it dries in that time frame and not more (some of my clothes take 48 hrs to dry). You can also get the heavier version of the rug to have it lay more flat. It looks like she got the lower quality & thin version. So I know im not going to throw mine in the wash every week, so I'll still use the carpet cleaner on mine -- however, I'd rather have one i have fully throw into a washer to ensure its gets and all the way through clean (front, back, middle). It just seems like she did an impulse buy without considering many different factors and not getting the higher quality version as people have mentioned getitng that one to lay more flat

[@abeel9009]

Where did you get your couch?

[@jamieelisetcastillo]

Your couch where is it from ?

[@Lanterns_light]

Omg like start off with first con, I need to like remove my clothes before I wash them which is a major design flaw. Secondly like sometimes my drier doesn’t dry my clothes fully and I need to hang them up for a bit ughhh manual labour gross.

[@TatianaPritchard]

Set up your ruggable in your bedroom with a king bed and night stands and a bench at the foot of your bed.. then spill something on it and try moving everything to wash it alone, then move everything back. good luck.

[@ARpirateant]

So thankful my dogs don’t like to pee indoors and never on rugs

[@mjg0828]

So what carpet would you suggest? Because I haven’t found any better alternatives!

[@TatianaPritchard]

I recommend getting a good quality carpet (depending on your budget) and maintain it with a great carpet cleaner. Like the Bissell! I “wash” mine once a month or every two months and just hit the spots that are exposed to foot traffic! The bissell will last you forever and you don’t have to compromise for a thin “cheap” carpet. 🙂

[@brigittezanter]

If you can afford it .. ( I can not yet), but used to have cheaper nice Oriental Area rugs at the beach in San Diego for me and my standard Poodle, and she never had a accident but once or twice at the age of 14, when I did not come home on time to take her out...but anyhow..that's not the point ..The point I feel like the Home Depot big heavy area rugs that are around 250 to 500 bucks for like a 9x12 rug or smaller, last forever you just spot clean them with carpet shampoo and the order comes right out.. If not you, can go to pet store and get order remover to put on carpet after you spot wash... Best if you just buy a fancy 300 or 400 buck Hoover type major brand carpet cleaner .. rug is clean and dry not soaked in like 5 hours...Nice.... and its a soft plush feel ... If you got the big bucks I like the 2K to 5 thousand dollar fancy Oriental or Persian rugs.... they last like over a 100 years...!

[@jennifersc94]

Thank you!! Great honest review ☺️

[@TatianaPritchard]

Thanks!!!

[@MsFrebrd]

I feel like mine has shrunk after about 3-4 washes. Ita so annoying to continually try to get it fit which is no easy task and it just doesn't fit anymore

[@TatianaPritchard]

I totally know what you mean!! I'm so sorry thats happening! wishing you all the best and hope whatever you replace her with you love so much! 💛

[@deborahtherrien1540]

The washable rug ads never mention the pad is not washable. So what do you do when pet urine seeps into the pad? For my 8x10 rug pad I had to take it outside to the driveway, squirt it off with soap and water, let it air dry, then sweep the underside that had driveway dirt/grass on it. During the winter I had to squirt it in my shower and hang it across my tub and shower causing creases and bumps in the pad. TERRIBLE and I would NOT purchase again!!!

[@carmenhuertas6147]

@@deborahtherrien1540 I thought the website said the rug is waterproof or resistant enough to not have the liquid go through. Is that not the case?

[@sliz.c.5569]

Oh wow guys - there goes my ruggable!

[@mcanally5940]

You also can’t vacuum them

[@debbiewerlin]

Is this one of the newer versions? With weighted corners?

[@TatianaPritchard]

It is not! They didn't have that option when I purchased.

[@Ra-thesunking]

Thank you!! You are a God send!

[@Orleans11]

Is she channeling the Kardashian's look on purpose? Even the voice is the same, haha.

[@sunshineandglory6457]

Seriously it’s almost hard to watch

[@daisyruiz6216]

what kind of dog breed is that?

[@TatianaPritchard]

They are mini golden doodles!! The best!

[@kahle0095]

I can’t believe you had to take the furniture off the rug before tossing it in the washing machine. Redic.

[@royjohnson9043]

whats your OF?

[@RachelAmon]

Not gona lie. After watching your video, i’ll just get the normal traditional rug. It's not worth all that fuss getting a rugable. Thanks

[@TatianaPritchard]

Since making this video ive heard they improved a bunch of features, but I would get a gorgeous cozy soft rug from rugsusa and invest in a carpet cleaner to refresh it once or twice a year! 💛

[@terikimball1794]

Simply put….I have one ruggable 8x10 rug. It will be my last.

[@peacebaby70]

So grateful for your review! New subscriber ❤️

[@TatianaPritchard]

Yay, thank you!!!

[@stayroxy]

great review

[@LottieSue]

Wait! These rugs can't be put in the drier? I've never heard that before....wow.

[@TatianaPritchard]

I mean you can put them in the dryer but that's what causes it to shrink and tear... and honestly it never fully dried for me in the dryer

[@Patrizia_zul]

They recommend air drying it.

[@derrickpowell6247]

Thanks for your review beautiful

[@frob9623]

Uhhh these are like sheets for the floor😂😂 nothing else I knew the sides would curl up eventually 🤪

[@ehm2943]

I think ruggable is TOO PRICEY

[@hollybercosky1409]

Wait, how is it ruggables fault though that you put your rug under heavy furniture. That's not a con.

[@General.Audience]

You saved me 300 bucks

[@shannondonohue1244]

You really didn’t think you would have to move your furniture? Did you think someone would magically appear to move your furniture for you??

[@TatianaPritchard]

Yes, Yes I did.

[@annetums]

I hat color is your walls painted?

[@isaidajhooks7631]

You didn’t think you had to move everything to wash it??? That’s not a con about the project. That’s just you not thinking…

[@TatianaPritchard]

Wow I didn't know that thanks.

[@LottieSue]

Sorry, no way does a home rug shampooer last forever. I've gone through three of them. The consumer shampooers are wimpy and waist of money.

[@ceejay5944]

I’ve had my home rug shampooer for over 7 years. Always clean it after every use.

[@TatianaPritchard]

It will definitely last you longer then a ruggable before you start to dislike it! Plus you can use it for multiples!

[@TatianaPritchard]

Amazing!!

[@LottieSue]

@@ceejay5944 What kind do you have? I've gone through three of them to date.

[@krystleroy3068]

I knew it was two good to be true

[@lesleewatson4266]

Omg. Lol

[@donestalay776]

Maybe it's not for you because of your fur baby

[@mbuell54]

Literally says hang dry only.....

[@Calidiver74]

Ok Genius… don’t knock the rug because of your placement or your lack of awareness. 🤦🏻‍♀️That’s clearly a you problem. Not a rug problem.

[@aurorejonesTV]

The 1st con is ridiculous,1st world issues

[@TatianaPritchard]

Yes. First world problems for the first world people watching a review about a rug. Thanks!

[@AlejandraPerez-sv3tr]

I would buy it from you!