Bath Mat

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... say if you have a bath mat.

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heather_83 said: Can we talk about how she ‘designed the house without an interior designer’ but all she did was paint the walls beige. What about the sliding bathroom door with a massive crack going through it, and a rug as a bath mat to harvest all the damp and germs. Our Tan is truly talented when it comes to interior design

Received the wrong item yesterday and seller not responding order a black mat and received a blue bath mat.

... the baby tub. Laid a mat down, put familiar toys in... my lap. She normally LOVES bath time and it’s the best ... seriously wtf?! Did I ruin bath time?! She LOVED her baths... get the overstimulated, tired, meltdowns. Bath time was the ONLY time ...

Hi, I’m Lea (18F). I recently got into a fight with my dad’s girlfriend’s mom, and I feel like I got ganged up on over something small. My dad’s girlfriend is Abigail (30s F), and her mom is Sophia (60s F). I share a bathroom with Sophia. We each have our own side of the counter and separate sinks. We’ve had issues before with her moving my stuff, so I eventually got a shower caddy that sticks to the wall so my things wouldn’t be moved. That seemed to solve things until today. I went into the bathroom to shave my legs. I don’t like showering to do it because I get cold, and I only need my legs wet. So I ran a shallow bath, just enough water to rinse my hair and wipe my legs with a towel. The bath mat was already draped over the tub, and I was going to use it to sit on while shaving. Everything went fine. I cleaned up the hair, wiped down the tub, and put my razor and speaker away. I also put my towels in the laundry like I’m supposed to. I noticed the tip of the bath mat got wet, probably from raising the water level briefly to rinse hair off the walls. Since it was damp, I left it draped over the tub to dry instead of putting it on the floor. I thought that made sense because after showers we’re supposed to hang it over the tub to dry anyway. Later, Sophia sent a message in our family group chat (which includes her, Abigail, my dad, and Abigail's grandma) with a picture of the bath mat over the tub and said: “Lea? Why shower with bath mat in tub?” I said, “It’s wet?” She said it was “soaked” and asked how I got it so wet. I explained what happened and apologized if it bothered her. She replied, “My happiness doesn’t depend on a wet mat. Try harder.” I felt embarrassed because this was in a group chat. I told her she could’ve talked to me in person and that “try harder” felt mean. She said she wasn’t being mean and that I needed to “try harder to be responsible when you share space with others.” I tried explaining again that I shaved, cleaned the tub, and left the mat to dry because I thought that was correct. I said if there was a better solution, she could tell me instead of just saying “try harder.” Then Abigail stepped in and said household communication needs to stay in the group chat. She also said if the mat was very wet, I should’ve wrung it out or put it in the washer and dryer. I said that would’ve been helpful to know instead of being told to try harder. They both kept insisting it was my responsibility and that the better way was to wash and dry it. I felt like I was being treated like I did something horrible over a small mistake. Sophia later said she was being sarcastic when she said “try harder” in response to my “sorry if that doesn’t make you happy.” I know I could’ve wrung out the mat or washed it now. But I didn't know then. AITA for how I handled this? What could I have done differently? UPDATE: Dad wants a “family meeting” after the group chat blow-up So about two hours after the whole group chat situation, my dad requested we have a family meeting this weekend. I told him I wasn’t interested. Every time we have one of these, it turns into him and Abigail telling us what we did wrong. No matter what I say, I always end up being told how I’ve made things hard for everyone else. I already know this meeting won’t go well because we’ve had plenty before, and they always end the same way. To everyone saying I should leave the group chat, I will. I definitely am. If they have a problem with me, they can stop hiding behind their phones and say it to my face instead of putting me on blast in a group message. Yes, Grandma lives with us. We all moved into a house together, and I don’t actually know the full reason why. She’s very nice and, honestly, the only person in the house I feel comfortable around. I’m not sure if she or Sophia contributes to the rent. I’m out of high school. I didn’t graduate, but I’m finishing my remaining credits through online classes (it’s not many left, and I should be done soon). I also have a good-paying job and might be getting promoted soon. I’ve been saving money and plan to keep doing that. The bathmat situation. Someone suggested I just buy my own bathmat, and honestly… I might. My mom. I do still talk to her. She’s the one who placed me here because she thought it would be better for me. My brother now lives here too because she’s struggling financially and doesn’t currently have a place of her own. About My Dad This isn’t new. I’ve had issues with my dad and Abigail for years. My dad has never really helped me emotionally. I’ve tried, as best as I know how, without having role models to show me how to communicate how I feel and explain why things hurt me. He either shrugs it off or gets angry. If I keep pushing, it turns into a screaming match. A lot of people told me to try having a heart-to-heart with him. Even though I said it never works, I tried anyway. He was working (like always), completely glued to his laptop. I asked if he could take ten minutes to talk about what happened in the group chat. He said, “I don’t have time for your nonsense.” I started tearing up. As I walked away, I told him, “I wish you would see how much pain you cause me.” He didn’t respond. He just kept clicking away at his computer. At one point, I got so frustrated that I left a note in the bathroom asking her to stop moving my things (it wasn’t written nicely, I admit). He told me they do the same thing to him and that I just have to let them “walk all over me.” Later, I had to write her an apology letter to get my WIFI turned back on because I moved her things too. And I could hear her laughing at it since the bathroom is right next to my room. Since then, I’ve mostly stayed locked in my room and only come out to eat. That’s where things stand right now. I’ll update again if the meeting happens. I also made a separate post for the update, since I wasn't able to update here, if you want to comment there for the update instead. https://www.reddit.com/user/Advanced_Claim9750/comments/1rahl6x/update_aita_for_leaving_the_bath_mat_over_the_tub/ submitted by /u/Advanced_Claim9750 to r/AmItheAsshole [link] [comments]

There’s a bath mat in my bathroom. I stand on it when I get out of the shower/bath. This upsets another member of the household, who insists that I should put a towel down over the bath mat and stand on that instead. My argument is - what’s the point of the bath mat then? Surely it is there specifically to stand on when you get out of the tub so you don’t get the floor wet. It is supposed to get wet. Where do you stand on this debate? submitted by /u/souptight52 to r/AskUK [link] [comments]

I didn’t think I’d be this hyped about a bath mat, but here we are. I got one of those Brightwave Stone diatomaceous earth mats and honestly, it’s kind of wild how well it works. The first time I stepped on it after a shower, the water just disappeared in seconds. No damp feeling, no mildew smell, nothing. It just stays dry. It’s this solid stone material that actually absorbs the water and then dries itself almost instantly. I didn’t realize how gross my old cloth mats were until I switched. You can just wipe it off every now and then or sand it lightly to make it look new again. It also looks way cleaner and more modern in the bathroom, kind of like something you’d see in a spa. I’ve been using it for a few weeks now and it’s probably one of those simple upgrades that I’ll never go back from. If you’re tired of soggy bath mats, look up the Brightwave Stone one on Amazon. It’s worth it. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FC22FXJF? submitted by /u/kevboyvlue to r/bifl [link] [comments]

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Just moved in with my fiancé and he gets our bath mats soaking wet when he comes out of the shower. Any recommendations on bath mats that absorb water well? Thank you! submitted by /u/oldmansion123 to r/GoodValue [link] [comments]

I rent and this does not look good...im assuming its the adhesive in the rug or something? It was a cheap mat, so I guess I deserve this. Any ideas how I can clean this to at least make it look better? :/ Thank you for your help. submitted by /u/prozaczodiac to r/CleaningTips [link] [comments]