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Rugcomf Bedroom Rug 3x5 Rug Washable Area Rug Non Slip Low Pile Small Carpet for Bedroom, Bedside, Kitchen, Entryway, Kids Room, Office, College Dorm Essentials for Girls(Grey and Brown)
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Rugcomf Bedroom Rug 3x5 Rug Washable Area Rug Non Features
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【Soft Low Pile Rug】This area rug is made of high-quality faux wool fibers. Ultra pleasant soft feel and quality appearance. The rug is low pile but it is very soft, almost plush feeling, 0.35'' thick. The texture is very bare-feet friendly and is luxury soft underfoot. The low pile makes it easy for your rug to clean and is perfect for homes with kids and pets.
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【Non-Slip & Non-Shedding Area Rug】One of the best features of this rug is its non-slip backing, made of TPR rubber backing. No longer have to worry about slipping or tripping on the rug, which is especially important with young children in the house. The rug stays in place, even with heavy foot traffic.
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【Washable Rug】The added bonus of it being machine washable makes it a breeze to maintain. You no longer have to worry about spills or stains ruining your rug. Simply throw it in the washing machine. And it is also easy to vacuum.
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【Beautiful Design Boho Rug】The design is unique and trendy, the colors really pop with a beautiful floral pattern and vintage tones that perfectly blend in with your home decor. Perfect thickness makes it easy to place in entryways and under furniture without getting caught on doors. It's a good idea for this rug to anyone looking for a beautiful, durable and functional addition to your home.
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【Kids & Pets Friendly】The rug doesn't gather pet hair because of the low pile. It's durable and easy to care for. This rug came folded square but there are only a few creases and will flatten soon.
