Yanzifly Bathtub Mat - Silicone Soft & Safe Bath Mat with Suction Cups, Anti Slip for Kids & Elderly, Machine Washable - White

This is the best bathtub mat I have ever tried...and I tried many. It is flat and comfortable to stand on. It stays stuck well while in use. Peels up very easy (none of the others I tried before came up easy and having to bend down and pull up every day made the others such a chore). Dries fast. When they say resists mildew and mold, they mean it. Simply peel it up and leave hanging over the tub to dry. Easy peasy. And if you forget and it gets moldy...simply take a bristle brush and rub it off with little elbow grease and good as new. Great product! You won't be sorry. Don't bother with any other mats...silicone is the answer.

This may works well, first, wet down the tub, lay the mat down, gently ease yourself on it remembering that the suction cups haven’t sealed yet. Walk up and down gently to seal the cups to the tub, then, after the shower, pull up the mat and hang it up to dry. Repeat each time it’s used. Do NOT leave the mat in the tub between showers and expect it to stick, suction is lost and it will slip even if you walk on it in hopes of resealing. It has to be removed and dried between each use. Good luck.

I bought one to put in the bathroom in my RV, it was easy to cut to fit and seems good quality and I expect it to last well. It's a good non-slip surface important for the shower.My complaint is that it gets dirty easily...that said it's easy to clean.

It's thick, sticks to tub very well. Vot the aqua/green color and matches my bathroom well. I recommend this mat, and will buy again if needed.

The bath mat is just the right size and is not that noticeable because white on white. Will create a much safer experience in a very slick tub.

I like that it is smooth on top which makes it easy to clean. Holds tight on tub. Thick enough to make it comfortable to stand on.

The mat is great size and does offer some stability but it is still too slippery to be safely

This silicone mat works. It's a bathtub mat, suction is good if you clean tub first. My tub is old and lost its glazed polish finish. New tubs may be better or worse for suction. I bought this specifically for the occasional doggie bath. My poochie really struggled to stand when the water and shampoo started flowing. I felt badly cuz I could see the fear in her eyes...then a freakin lightbulb moment from my childhood! Now my baby girl 🐩 is at ease (can use her nails for grip) and might actually be cool with her baths. AND she doesn't have "that look" in her eyes! She can move around, change positions to avoid the shower flow, and shake the water off! She's only 20 pounds, but the easiest cleanup is to bathe her and shower at same time. Point is, I'm comfortable with this mat as well and I'm 6'2" 220. Standing half on - half off the mat, moving around, kneeling, adjusting, etc. Does the mat shift? Very little, but yes; remember I'm not standing under under the shower head. I wouldn't be wasting my time writing this review if I was concerned with falling 'because' of the mat. Don't think you can pivot, pirouette, or dance a jig. It's not designed for that kind of movement. If you've never used a bath mat like this, there is a wee learning curve. It would be wise to go slow and be careful. Rinsing lots of soap/shampoo can make the surface of the mat slippery until it's washed down. So take measured steps for those 20 seconds. All mats this style have that issue. Those with drain holes clear a little faster, but caution is still needed.ALL mats will get moldy. I challenge 'you' to find a material that doesn't develop mold when exposed to warmth, water, humidity, and little/no air flow (tub bottom is not a wind tunnel!)I checked the mat today after two weeks of not moving it (lazy me). No mold, but some grunge from soap scum build up. Way better than I thought it would look. Basically, it should be picked up and rinsed then hung dry every use...or two:)NOTE: If non-slip tub surface is paramount for safety, consider a more permanent solution. Personally, I'd sacrafice my tub bottom with a waterproof epoxy paint and anti slip (fine grit) mixed in. Not very comfortable, but very effective. That's my go-to plan when I get to that point in life. I'd rather be uncomfortable than a statistic.

I looked for a long while to find a decent bath mat for my elderly mum. This was just the job! Washable as it is silicone, waterproof for the same reasons, not subject to the same problems you get with rubber ones like them becoming brittle over time and becoming hard to clean (which would be impossible for my mum with arthritic hands). A little wash with some hand soap and a sponge for any limescale or body fat maintenance, easy and soft to clean (not that it needs it really). What helps is that my mum is diligent in rinsing off and placing it on her air dryer in her (or on the side of the) bathtub after use, so it never retains water in pockets which might then allow mould to breed. Excellent, buy with confidence, been in use over 2 years now.