Runner for kitchen

[memenee]

I love all the pics I see online of people with this beautiful vintage-look runners in their kitchen. Is it totally impractical to have a rug like that in the kitchen? I was thinking maybe a Ruggable because it can be thrown in the wash.

Thoughts?

Examples - I especially love that first pic!

classiccasualhome.com/vintage-runners-in-the-kitchen/

[dr.girlfriend]

I have quite a few Ruggables now and really like them so far.

[rikki]

I just bought my mother in law a ruggable runner. It literally came today so no long term feedback but it looks really nice.

[larzhope]

Jun 12, 2020 20:57:38 GMT -5 dr.girlfriend said:

I have quite a few Ruggables now and really like them so far.

I find we sometimes drip oil onto our kitchen runner. have you had an experience with that and trying to wash it out?

[dr.girlfriend]

Jun 15, 2020 11:56:31 GMT -5 larzhope said:

Jun 12, 2020 20:57:38 GMT -5 dr.girlfriend said:

I have quite a few Ruggables now and really like them so far.

I find we sometimes drip oil onto our kitchen runner. have you had an experience with that and trying to wash it out?

No, sorry.  I've only spot-cleaned a few things, and nothing oily/greasy.  I bought them because of the ability to throw the whole thing in the wash, but to be honest I've found their low profile and grippiness to be the most convenient things about them.  I have yet to throw one in the washer.