Bathmats: What Works on a Refinished Tub

Bathmats: What Works on a Refinished Tub

Bathmats: What Works on a Refinished Tub

When you’ve just refinished your bathtub, you want to protect the fresh coating and keep it looking great for as long as possible. One of the most common questions we get is whether bathmats are safe to use on a refinished tub. The answer is yes, but choosing the right one and maintaining it properly is key.

Avoid Suction Cup Mats

Traditional bathmats with suction cups are not recommended for refinished tubs. The suction can create tiny pressure points that pull on the coating, which can eventually lead to peeling or bubbling. Even lifting the mat up can put unnecessary stress on the finish.

Instead, opt for a non-suction mat designed specifically for refinished tubs. We offer a bathmat that sits securely on the surface without suction, making it a safe choice to add grip while protecting your investment.

Why Maintenance Matters

Even with a safe mat, proper care is essential. Moisture that gets trapped under any bathmat can cause staining or even damage if left too long. Here’s how to keep both your tub and mat protected:

  • Remove the mat after each use to let the tub surface dry completely.

  • Rinse the mat regularly to prevent soap and shampoo buildup.

  • Hang the mat to dry or drape it over the edge of the tub between uses.

These simple steps will help prevent mold, mildew, and discoloration; keeping your entire bathroom looking fresh and protected.

Final Thoughts

Bathmats are safe to use on a refinished tub as long as you choose the right type and care for it properly. Avoid suction cup mats, opt for a mat designed for refinished surfaces, and be diligent about removing and rinsing it between uses. A little maintenance goes a long way toward keeping your tub in excellent condition.

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