Yimobra Memory Foam Bath Mat (Large, 92 x 61 cm) in Eggshell Blue — soft, absorbent and non-slip
Product description
What it is and why people buy it
This Yimobra memory foam bath mat is designed for one job: making the moment after a shower feel nicer, while also handling the wet floor problem. Instead of a thin rug that stays damp, the mat is built around a soft, thick top layer for comfortable standing and a water-absorbing surface so your feet don’t just splash around on top.
On paper, it hits the usual “bathroom mat checklist”: comfort, absorption, and grip. The PVC backing is meant to help it stay in place, and the fact it’s machine washable is a big practical point—bathroom rugs can get grim surprisingly quickly.
Key points
You’re mainly looking at a thick, memory-foam-style bath mat with a soft, velvet-like microfiber top. It’s described as absorbing a lot of water from wet feet and not leaving it sitting on the surface. There’s also non-slip backing, but it comes with a sensible caveat: it performs best when the floor underneath is smooth, clean and dry.
At the size stated (92 x 61 cm), it’s positioned more as a “proper coverage” mat than a tiny accent rug. That matters if you step out of the bath or shower and want the mat under most of your landing zone, rather than only catching the edge.
If you prefer low-fuss cleaning, the machine wash guidance (cold water, mild detergent, no chlorine or bleach) and then tumble dry on a low setting or hang dry are part of why this kind of mat makes sense.
Where it stands out in everyday use
The comfort side is pretty direct: the mat uses a thicker, fluffy contact surface and memory foam feel, intended to make standing “soft” rather than hard or flat. This is the type of upgrade you notice most in daily routines—think morning showers where you’re on the mat every time.
Water absorption is the other selling point. The microfiber layer is described as absorbing as much water as possible from wet feet, and the idea is that the water doesn’t linger on the surface. In plain terms: it should help reduce the wet-foot slop that can make bathroom floors look (and feel) messier.
Finally, the non-slip backing is meant to prevent shifting and skidding. That’s helpful for real life, because even a decent rug can creep if it’s too light or the floor isn’t prepared.
The less convincing bits (things to watch)
No bath mat is perfect, and this one may not suit every situation. First, it explicitly relies on the floor being smooth, clean and dry for best slip resistance—if your bathroom floor is uneven or you regularly have moisture build-up under the mat, you may find it doesn’t stay as secure as you hoped.
Second, while it’s described as durable and able to “hold up for years to come”, the longevity claim sits at the level of the product design rather than any independent test results provided here. Also, the instructions recommend cold washing and mild detergent, and avoiding chlorine or bleach, if you’re used to stronger cleaning products, you’ll need to adjust your habits.
And one more practical note: thick, absorbent mats can take longer to dry than thinner options. The guidance says tumble dry on low or hang dry, but if your bathroom is cool or poorly ventilated, drying time can still feel like a trade-off.
Tech specs
- Name: Yimobra Memory Foam Bath Mat
- Type: Bath mat / bathroom floor rug
- Format: Large size bath mat
- Size: 92 x 61 cm
- Colour: Eggshell Blue
- Material: Memory foam top with velvet microfiber layer, PVC backing (non-slip)
- Weight: Not stated
- Machine wash: Yes
- Non-slip backing: Yes (PVC backing)
Care & maintenance and how to keep it performing
Based on the cleaning guidance provided, you’ll want to wash it in cold water with a mild detergent, and avoid chlorine or bleach. After washing, you can tumble dry on low speed or hang dry.
If you care about the mat staying comfortable and absorbent, it’s worth treating it like a fabric item rather than something you scrub aggressively. Also, because it’s designed to grip, it’s a good habit to make sure the area under it is kept clean—especially before placing it back down after drying.
Who it suits (and who might want to look elsewhere)
It makes sense if you want a softer, thicker feel underfoot and you care about getting water off your feet rather than spreading it across the bathroom floor. The large size is also a better fit if you want more coverage around the sink vanity, shower area, or after stepping out of the bath.
It may not be the best choice if you want a super low-profile mat, or if you’re dealing with a very uneven or frequently wet floor surface where the “smooth, clean and dry” requirement can’t really be met.
It’s also worth considering whether you can comfortably manage drying time, since the mat is designed to absorb quite a bit and is recommended to be dried by either low tumble or hanging.
Buying verdict
Worth considering if you’re after a thick memory foam bath mat that prioritises soft underfoot comfort, strong water absorption, and a non-slip PVC backing—especially at the stated large size for better coverage. You’ll likely get the most value if you keep the floor underneath clean and dry so the backing can do its job.
Better avoided if you need a very thin, quick-drying mat, or if your bathroom floor conditions (uneven surface or regular dampness under the rug) make it hard to meet that non-slip setup.
In short: it’s a practical comfort-and-absorption pick for everyday bathroom use, but it rewards the basics—proper placement and careful washing—more than some cheaper, throwaway alternatives.
Mini FAQ
Is this bath mat machine washable?
Yes. The guidance says to machine wash with cold water and mild detergent, and to avoid chlorine or bleach.
How should it be dried after washing?
You can tumble dry at low speed or hang dry.
Does the mat stay in place?
It includes a PVC non-slip backing to help prevent shifting and skidding, but you should place it on a smooth, clean and dry surface for best results.
How big is it?
The large size is listed as 92 x 61 cm.
Does it absorb water well?
It’s described as having a soft velvet microfiber layer that absorbs water from wet feet, with the aim that water doesn’t remain on the surface.