Weathertech makes great stuff!

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I just watched a commercial where they’re shilling a cushioned mat for in front of a kitchen sink, for Mother’s Day.

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It's a practical gift and you never know she might appreciate it. You could order 2; 1 for the sink and 1 for the sammich making location.

I like weathertech, but I have found others just as good for cheaper and free shipping, so I haven't bought them for a while.

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You just not gonna tell us?

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Just my two cents — I don't have a favorite brand per se, but I do prefer a style.

IMO the floor liners that look like this are too thin, move around, and are harder to clean because they don't lay flat:



I've had better overall success with the thicker/heavier, flatter rubber mats like this:



You've got to really have a lot of mud on you for those molded sides to make a difference, and by that point it's probably all over the inside bottom of the door and on the sill anyway.

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too thin, move around, and are harder to clean because they don't lay flat:

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this is why you spend the extra coin for the Weathertech, they do none of these.

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It's a practical gift and you never know she might appreciate it. You could order 2; 1 for the sink and 1 for the sammich making location.

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this is why I come here, thought provoking commentary that always delivers. Also, can you record your wife’s reaction to kitchen floor mats for Mother’s Day and post it here? TIA

Does the Weathertech bend well? Overlaying it in the back of an SUV, but you use the underneath compartment alot, will it bend back easily when I need to get underneath it, on a daily basis?

Thank you for your input. You just saved me around $700.

They have a new one that is more rubbery.

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are pretty stiff.

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TWSS