I haven't had these kitchen rugs for very long.
Lately, they have been losing their traction.
They may or may not get washed a lot.
Not because we have a lot of spills at my house!
Oh, heavens no!!
So instead of shopping for new rugs, I tried to find a temporary solution to the problem.
Silicone...
Just run a bead of silicone down the back of the rugs.
I decided to flatten mine out a bit...
Ta....Da...
A cheap way to salvage a good rug!!
I have used them for a couple of days
5 comments:
That is such a great tip.
That is a great idea! I have a couple of rugs I love that I didn't want to part with because they lost their traction. I'm giving this a try. How long did it take for the silicone to dry before you put the carpets back into use?
D'Arcy...First of all, I LOVE that you have an apostrophe in your name. I do to and not very many people do!!
Second, I washed the rugs 1st. When completley dry I applied the silicone. I left them overnight, but I think they were dry within a few hours.
i'll be trying this...i have 2 rugs in the kitchen and my dog runs through and messes them up...great idea
I had heard that silicone would work, but hated to put it on really nice rugs. Rug pads are a pain. Think I will give it a try. Thanks for testing.
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