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This product works very well. However, it is pricey. It cost about $10.00 and worked on ONE rug only. Four pieces were used, one forneach of the corners. My husband and I weren't sure how many pieces were actually included in the package. Be careful to make sure you are ordering packages with 4 pieces for each rug!!

The product seems like it would work well, but I haven't yet tried it. When the item came, I noticed even though it says "4 pieces" as if to use on 4 corners of a rug, there are only 2 pieces in the package. Two square pieces with gripped on one side and adhesive on the other. I tried messaging the seller but received no reply. Although I think this is a good product (although I haven't yet used it), I think the seller is being deceptive in their description. If you have 4 corners of a rug you need to buy 2 of these.

I had a couple of rugs that needed something in order to keep them in place. I didn't want to use rug tape or glue though as I didn't want our laminate floors to get ruined. I saw this and figured I'd give it a try.We have a runner, a small rug and a large area rug that I needed to use this on. The runner and the small rug tend to slide whenever we walk on it, our dog walks on it, or our kitten decides to speed across the floor. The large area rug just has one corner that I needed to keep down. I placed this on each end of the runner and the small rug and placed a piece on the corner of the large area rug that won't stay completely down. It worked great! The runner and small rug no longer slide....no matter how hard the kitten tries to get them to. It helps lay down the corner of our …

If you have hardwood/engineered hardwood floors and oriental carpets these are the answer you’ve been looking for. They work great to stop shifting/ slipping rugs, and leave no sticky residue on the floor ( because there’s no adhesive on the floor side) they pull up easily if you need to move the carpet, and stick back down just as firmly. I don't plan to wash my oriental rugs anytime soon, but if i need to, I will remove the pads before I do, and just replace them with new ones, since I suspect they won’t stick well the second time around ( because there is adhesive on the rug side) and they are inexpensive enough that replacing them occasionally won’t break the bank. I also cut one pad up into four smaller pieces, stuck those pieces to the feet of a chair (also on hardwood) that would …

So far so good, sticks great to the tile floor! Comes up easy for shaking out the rug....but you have to hold onto the corner so it does not come off the rug..but that's no big deal for me.

These are super easy to put on rugs, and they work very well, even when vacuuming. It doesn't mess up the floors either. The only reason why I didn't give this is a five is because it doesn't hold up well with pets. My cats aren't the issue, but my thirty-pound dogs have definitely made is their mission to move it. If the vats go crazy, it won't move, but once my dogs dig into the carpet, it'll move. Once it's been moved for a while, it will stick minimally.

These are on the pricey side but they are well worth it. I have used many sticky ones that leave glue on my floor and once they’re pulled up that’s it don’t stick anymore. Also they ripped the bottom of one of my rugs. I tried so many. Also my dog gets zoomies and always manages to pull the rugs up. Drives me nuts. These work great. They are easy to pick up off the floor and move. I haven’t tried taking them off the rug or washing them like they say you can. But only once did my 2 dogs manage to pull them up on a rug but they were wrestling. But I moved it and put it right back. Still sticks great.no residue. I’m actually amazed that they stay down. I will buy more for the rest of the rugs.

I have five years of experience with these. I have used them on seven antique rugs throughout the house, all in high traffic areas. They are the best solution for rug preservation, because the adhesive is well engineered to stick but not tear the fibers when removing them, and the best solution if you like to clean under the edges of the rug. They are much better than rug tape, which is too permanent, and damages the underside of the rug. These keep the rug firmly in place, and in my house at least, they rarely need adjustment. And, if they get dirty, which happens occasionally from lifting the rug, they can be cleaned with soap and water, left to dry, and reused. I purchased a bunch in 2021 and replaced some in 2023 and 2026. The only real disadvantage is the floor: you do have to have …