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Rug Grippers that REALLY work!

I have tried sticky strips, mats and painted-on strips to help keep my throw-rugs in place, but nothing has actually kept them down. This is one product that actually works as promised! 
Anti-Slip Rug Grips https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CSSHPWN keep rugs anchored, but are moveable, washable, reusable...and they are so easy to put on! 

I only needed half as many as recommended to hold these rugs in place, even with an over- active puppy. We have a throw-rug inside the door to help with wet paws, and she scooted the rug across the floor every time she came and went! I attached two Anti-Slip Grips to two corners (total of four grips) and that rug has not moved since!  







We have throw rugs in one of the bedrooms, and have tried everything to get them to stay in place. With just one strip on each end (total of two strips), these rugs are staying put! I picked them up to vacuum, and was able to put them back down, and they still stay in place.  I understand that I can wash them off when they get dirty and less sticky - kind of like the GPS holder that I have on my dashboard - and reuse the strips over and over!

These strips are so easy to use, and one package goes a long way to keep rugs (and other things) in place. I am ready to try them on mattresses, to keep them from shifting....and on the couch cover, which the pup keeps moving to the floor!! 

Thanks, Tomoson for helping me try these!





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