An Idea For Tiny RV Rugs...

[SirJoey]

<br><strong style="font-family: 'comic sans ms', sans-serif;">I'm sure this has already been thought of, but for anyone who may not have considered it, auto floor mats, <br>particularly the ones with carpeting on them, make nice, tiny rugs for the small confines of an RV. The little <br>rear ones in particular make especially nice bath/shower mats, etc. Works for me, here in the TT!&nbsp;<img rel="lightbox" src="/images/boards/smilies/thumb.gif" class="bbc_img"><br><br></strong>

 

[Sunny1]

I'll take a look at them Joey.&nbsp; My dogs get my regular small throw rugs dirty so fast.&nbsp; I bet those would be easier to clean, too.

 

[Kevin H]

Good Idea. &nbsp;Another source may be obsolete carpet samples from carpet dealers. &nbsp;They usually have a nice edging and are not too big.<br><br>Happy Trails!!<br><br>-- &nbsp;Kevin

 

[Elf]

I use dish drainer mats as bathroom rugs. They lock in the water that may spill out of the shower. Some absorb up to five times their weight in liquid.

 

[Willy]

Those narrow hallway runner style carpets you can buy by the foot, often rubber backed, work well for me. ..Willy.

 

[blars]

I wound up with several left in my campground last summer, of course after I had purchased a indoor/outdoor carpet tile at a dollar store.&nbsp; One has rubber spikes on the bottom to help hold it in place. It still moves around though, but not as much as my previous entry mat at the top of my stairs.

 

[KandE]

You can get carpet runners&nbsp;from home depot for about 2 dollars a foot. The kind I picked up had a thick rubber bottom and was about 3/8" thick all together(grey&nbsp;was the only color but looks nice)

 

[Papi]

You can find what are called "rim" pieces of carpet at floor companies, and I prefer using indoor/outdoor carpeting which is sold at stores like Lowe's and Home Depot for cheap. The rim pieces are those remnants left that are not big enough to sell as a whole rug. They go for cheap.&nbsp;