We have had dogs (and other critters) for years as well as raising three kids & their friends who were always at our place. Pick a rug that you really like and has been treated. Then on a fairly regular basis (1-2x/ year) rent a rug cleaner and really shampoo it We usually do ours in the summer on the deck and let it air dry. Smells and looks fantastic. I don't have a ruggable rug but I cannot believe an 8 x 10 rug from anywhere will fit into a washer and not break it. Have fun !
Honestly I don't understand the ruggable rugs in large sizes because realistically it won't fit in the washer machine anyway . Your still going to have to take it outside and hose it down or spot clean it and for the price you might as well get a new rug from homegoods for less money and better quality. Rugable rugs are very very very thin the only thing giving it padding is the padding you buy separately which costs and arm and a leg for the thicker version. Just my opinion. But I bought a 12 by 10 rug from Amazon for 125$ last year and love it.
I bought two runner rugs from Ruggable and returned both. They look very weird when you see them in person. Like a pattern just printed on cloth! Did the same and just bought a cheaper rug off Amazon and I love it!
Our friends have a ruggable and the corners keep rolling up and they trip over it all the time. I’ve bought large rugs and clean them myself with a rug doctor for yearly deep cleaning and we have a little green machine for small spills, stains.
Hi Katie Loved shopping with you at Home Goods. The vases are amazing! So many to choose from! I like the dough bowls too. The green lamp is so pretty! Thank you so much for sharing. I hope you find the perfect rug! Good luck! I look forward to your Easter decorating videos. Have a great weekend 🤗💖
I had a 6x9 Ruggable rug for a couple of years. It was very handy during the potty training days with my puppy. It washed just fine in my standard top load washer. It vacuumed beautifully and took wear and tear well. It wasn’t very cozy underfoot but it still felt nice. The cons were that the edges and corners curled up slightly, and at that size was difficult to put back down evenly without a second person to help. Otherwise I don’t regret the investment. After the puppy grew up and became fully house broken we did a little restyling of the home and I decided to redecorate. I went with a larger rug in that area of the house and sold the Ruggable on marketplace. If you are in that transition stage with kids and pets it could be a good option.
I got a Rugland washable rug from Amazon, so far I really like it, and it is very soft. The larger sizes they recommend go in a front loader machine at a laundromat.
Now I need to go to HomeGoods and Walmart after just watching three of your reviews. Thank you I love so many items. We built a new home in Florida September was are closing. It's are winter hime. Then my grandson broke his collar bone playing hockey 🏑 back in are home town, that's are Summer home. Two weeks later my husband's appendix burst and he had surgery then right after Thanksgiving my so had a heart attack. September, October and November were very busy and alittle stressful to say the least. Everyone is feeling healthy and happy again. Then I was busy shopping for Christmas so now I need to shop for some new things for are new home as we are now in the new house. I want to get a rug for in the living room too. I feel very blessed and greatful 🙏♥️ Have a blessed week! 🙏
Not a Ruggable but there are some great options on Wayfair. I did not get a washable rug but got a "performance" rug which is easier to clean from the Kelly Clarkson collection. So far so good - has stood up to the toddler coloring with washable markers and the cat getting sick 😜
Take a look at Tumble rugs as an alternative to Ruggable. They are beautiful, super soft, and they include the pad, so they are a good bit cheaper. The ends of the rug tuck over the pad, so they don’t curl up either.
I don't like ruggable but I loooove the two Magnolia by Loloi collections that are washable - the Banks and Sinclaire collections are all washable, so soft, launder so easily, and so beautiful
I am so sorry about your pup ❤️ I rescue seniors dogs, and it's definitely difficult at the end ❤️ Thank you for another great video, I appreciate you!!! 💕
Hi Katie, 😀 I’ve never owned a big area rug . What are your tips and tricks on cleaning it? whenever my small area rugs would get dirty I would spot clean but if they got really nasty overtime, I would just throw them away. Any recommendations? I’ve always wondered how people clean a vintage rug?✨🤍
I have a ruggable runner, and I have thought the same thing bc we have 2 dogs and a baby and I could never imagine putting a 8x10 rug back on the mat bc even a runner is so hard to get it back on the mat lined up if that makes sense! It also flips up on the sides and doesn’t lay flat well. So honestly I do love that I can wash it but I wouldn’t say it’s my favorite at all.
Loving these walk-thru’s (you’re hitting all my favorite stores)! ❤ And loved the “real” moments in this video too- glad you didn’t edit out the “ow, this (wreath) just stabbed me” and the “oh hello (Mentos container)” because it feels even more like we’re shopping with you in person. ✨
Hi Katie, I love watching your videos, I have 2 Laloi rugs 1 in my main living room and dining room, it's the Layla olive/ charcoal 7x9, and the Sinclair by Magnolia Home pebble/ taupe 8x11. I love my rugs the best choice I made, I got them on Wayfair, good luck on your shopping choice.
Thank you for showing me what is trending. I love Homegoods. But this year is too bland for me. I like lots of color. I hope next year is more brighter and bolder. But that is me. Everyone just do your thing and be happy.
I have a few ruggables, and I do LOVE my kitchen runner, and door mats… love the washability and durability. I also have them in larger areas as well, not sure if I would repurchase those. I would probably get a cheaper one and just swap it out every 3-4 years. Ruggable is pricey, but I’d say it’s worth the price for the kitchen.
You must have been at the West O-Town Home Goods, I was at Lee Vista. Picked up some amazing blue and white pieces (I am loving the blue) and some amazing plates, bowls etc. Cute black and white checkered heart hand towels. I did not see the amazing marble boxes you did. I saw the large glass beads. How would you style them?
Sounds like you are looking for a large rug and you mentioned you might be interested in a washable rug. I would love to know how an 8x10 rug will fit in a home washing machine.
Hi Katie, Thanks for the great shopping trip! So many beautiful vases to see and want and I don’t need anymore. Would you or someone tell me how you wash a large rug, do you use a hose or power washer? I don’t understand how it will hold up over time. 😊❤😊
I do have, and love, my ruggable rugs in my kitchen. Sometimes the ends roll up a little (from the bottom sticky pad) when I walk over it, but I guess I need to pick up my feet better! 😂. I really love how easy they are to wash, I’d buy again. I’m also wanting to find another brand of washable rugs too, that might be less expensive, to replace my living room rug… ruggables are pretty spendy.
I love HomeGoods especially the inventory of various clay pots and dough bowls. I feel like they filled the sheles with the vest if the best. Agree with your other subs on the ruggable rugs. It's been hit or miss but mostly it's not worth it. TFS Katie 👍🙌
This is so crazy, but I absolutely NEED the second night stand table with the marble top at 11:11. My Home Goods only had one and I’ve been calling other local ones for hours. What state is this in??
I wanted a Ruggable rug so badly. We have a smaller one, maybe 5 X 7 and I have to say it’s not my favorite… 😏 It washes fine but is a struggle to get back on the pad & when I run the sweeper over it it bunches up in spots. Could totally be user error but won’t purchase another. 🤷🏻♀️
Hi : i don't like rugs!!! We live in a warm country and many people here don't use rugs.but i love the most items staff and things in white and blue 💙 thank u 💖 have a wonderful day ❤️ 💖 💙
Hi Katie, love the video thank you for the heads up with that vase it’s called trypophobia if I am not mistaking and it really kills me every time I go to HomeGoods and see those type of vases. 😮
My niece bought a ruggable rug for her nursery. I was not impressed at all. So thin. She has a wood floor in her nursery and it does not absorb the noise. I can see using the ruggable rug in a room that has carpet to add a another layer or in a high traffic area like in a foyer but if you want to enjoy the softness or texture of a rug, I would not recommend. That being said I have 2 older cats with accidents so yes I would be interested in something washable for them but right now we are doing without as they ruined a brand new rug we had purchased.
I saw a ruggable ad in a magazine that I absolutely loved so I ordered in for my kitchen. Once it arrived and I unboxed it, it looked completely different from the one in the ad and it was super thin and cheap looking. I instantaneous hated it so I looked up how to return and learned that the shipping is on you AND there’s significant restocking fee. After paying all of that my return dollar amount it just wasn’t worth it so I ended up putting it in the trash. I would never buy anything from them again so buyer beware!
I am NOT a fan of the “washable” rugs. I washed a runner in my machine and it was a mess. Throws off the the balance and never spins right. It took about 3 days outside to dry!! Never again. I will just use my steam cleaner. I didn’t buy the ruggable ones, the review’s aren’t good. I got mine off Amazon and it’s much better quality.
I wasn't too impressed by anything you showed, which is disappointing because I do like Home Goods. I live in a smaller market, so my store is not as full of merchandise as yours. I was in my store just recently and did not see nearly the number of items that your store has.
We have had dogs (and other critters) for years as well as raising three kids & their friends who were always at our place. Pick a rug that you really like and has been treated. Then on a fairly regular basis (1-2x/ year) rent a rug cleaner and really shampoo it We usually do ours in the summer on the deck and let it air dry. Smells and looks fantastic. I don't have a ruggable rug but I cannot believe an 8 x 10 rug from anywhere will fit into a washer and not break it. Have fun !
Honestly I don't understand the ruggable rugs in large sizes because realistically it won't fit in the washer machine anyway . Your still going to have to take it outside and hose it down or spot clean it and for the price you might as well get a new rug from homegoods for less money and better quality. Rugable rugs are very very very thin the only thing giving it padding is the padding you buy separately which costs and arm and a leg for the thicker version. Just my opinion. But I bought a 12 by 10 rug from Amazon for 125$ last year and love it.
I've owned a washable rug (runner size) they stain and it doesn't come out very well imo because of the material.
I bought two runner rugs from Ruggable and returned both. They look very weird when you see them in person. Like a pattern just printed on cloth!
Did the same and just bought a cheaper rug off Amazon and I love it!
Yes, HomeGoods ✨ Would love if you could showcase more from there! Thank You for Sharing 🤗
Our friends have a ruggable and the corners keep rolling up and they trip over it all the time. I’ve bought large rugs and clean them myself with a rug doctor for yearly deep cleaning and we have a little green machine for small spills, stains.
Hi Katie Loved shopping with you at Home Goods. The vases are amazing! So many to choose from! I like the dough bowls too. The green lamp is so pretty! Thank you so much for sharing. I hope you find the perfect rug! Good luck! I look forward to your Easter decorating videos. Have a great weekend 🤗💖
I had a 6x9 Ruggable rug for a couple of years. It was very handy during the potty training days with my puppy. It washed just fine in my standard top load washer. It vacuumed beautifully and took wear and tear well. It wasn’t very cozy underfoot but it still felt nice. The cons were that the edges and corners curled up slightly, and at that size was difficult to put back down evenly without a second person to help. Otherwise I don’t regret the investment. After the puppy grew up and became fully house broken we did a little restyling of the home and I decided to redecorate. I went with a larger rug in that area of the house and sold the Ruggable on marketplace. If you are in that transition stage with kids and pets it could be a good option.
I got a Rugland washable rug from Amazon, so far I really like it, and it is very soft. The larger sizes they recommend go in a front loader machine at a laundromat.
Now I need to go to HomeGoods and Walmart after just watching three of your reviews. Thank you I love so many items. We built a new home in Florida September was are closing. It's are winter hime. Then my grandson broke his collar bone playing hockey 🏑 back in are home town, that's are Summer home. Two weeks later my husband's appendix burst and he had surgery then right after Thanksgiving my so had a heart attack. September, October and November were very busy and alittle stressful to say the least. Everyone is feeling healthy and happy again. Then I was busy shopping for Christmas so now I need to shop for some new things for are new home as we are now in the new house. I want to get a rug for in the living room too. I feel very blessed and greatful 🙏♥️ Have a blessed week! 🙏
I love how fast you know the prices ❤️
Hey Katie! Thanks for taking us to Home Goods. I always forget what nice things they have. ❤
Rugs - HUGE selection at Living Spaces. Have never had good luck with rugs at Home Goods.
We don’t have a living spaces 😭😭
I love the dough bowls. I’ve been looking for one. Gotta head out to Home Goods this evening. I Love shopping there in the evening. Less crowded.
Not a Ruggable but there are some great options on Wayfair. I did not get a washable rug but got a "performance" rug which is easier to clean from the Kelly Clarkson collection. So far so good - has stood up to the toddler coloring with washable markers and the cat getting sick 😜
That was fun!! Love that pink and green lamp and the marble pieces. Looking forward to the Easter shop with me.
Take a look at Tumble rugs as an alternative to Ruggable. They are beautiful, super soft, and they include the pad, so they are a good bit cheaper. The ends of the rug tuck over the pad, so they don’t curl up either.
I'm here for the "year of the blue" because it's Blue for me 100% of the time! haha! Go CATS!
I don't like ruggable but I loooove the two Magnolia by Loloi collections that are washable - the Banks and Sinclaire collections are all washable, so soft, launder so easily, and so beautiful
Thanks Katie, I loved the lamps with the designs on the shades.. Gorgeous 😊
Love your nail color! ???
Bless your heart! You are so sweet. Have you every shopped at Ross?
I am so sorry about your pup ❤️
I rescue seniors dogs, and it's definitely difficult at the end ❤️
Thank you for another great video, I appreciate you!!! 💕
Hi Katie, 😀
I’ve never owned a big area rug .
What are your tips and tricks on cleaning it? whenever my small area rugs would get dirty I would spot clean but if they got really nasty overtime, I would just throw them away. Any recommendations? I’ve always wondered how people clean a vintage rug?✨🤍
Omg that tall vase
Hi Katie, you are awesome! I love this video immensely! Thank you so very much! ❤😊
I have a ruggable runner, and I have thought the same thing bc we have 2 dogs and a baby and I could never imagine putting a 8x10 rug back on the mat bc even a runner is so hard to get it back on the mat lined up if that makes sense! It also flips up on the sides and doesn’t lay flat well. So honestly I do love that I can wash it but I wouldn’t say it’s my favorite at all.
My local Homegoods never has this much in vase selection 😫😢
Loving these walk-thru’s (you’re hitting all my favorite stores)! ❤ And loved the “real” moments in this video too- glad you didn’t edit out the “ow, this (wreath) just stabbed me” and the “oh hello (Mentos container)” because it feels even more like we’re shopping with you in person. ✨
I miss Winter Garden Home Goods! They had the best inventory ever!
I live in Colorado and we don't have a single nautical thing at our homegoods. Definitely depends on where in the country you live
Love and enjoy your videos 😊
Hi Katie,I like all New decorations a home good
I liked that fake strawberry. 🍓🙂
Hi Katie, I love watching your videos, I have 2 Laloi rugs 1 in my main living room and dining room, it's the Layla olive/ charcoal 7x9, and the Sinclair by Magnolia Home pebble/ taupe 8x11. I love my rugs the best choice I made, I got them on Wayfair, good luck on your shopping choice.
Loved home goods🥰
Thank you for showing me what is trending. I love Homegoods. But this year is too bland for me. I like lots of color. I hope next year is more brighter and bolder. But that is me. Everyone just do your thing and be happy.
I have a few ruggables, and I do LOVE my kitchen runner, and door mats… love the washability and durability. I also have them in larger areas as well, not sure if I would repurchase those. I would probably get a cheaper one and just swap it out every 3-4 years. Ruggable is pricey, but I’d say it’s worth the price for the kitchen.
Thank you, I like all new decorations a Home Goods
Hi Katie, yes I like all the vases but I'm waiting on the Easter decor. I don't decorate for Valentines so I'm ready for Easter. Can't wait to see it.
Easter is out at my store. Valentines is just about gone
You must have been at the West O-Town Home Goods, I was at Lee Vista. Picked up some amazing blue and white pieces (I am loving the blue) and some amazing plates, bowls etc. Cute black and white checkered heart hand towels. I did not see the amazing marble boxes you did.
I saw the large glass beads. How would you style them?
Sounds like you are looking for a large rug and you mentioned you might be interested in a washable rug. I would love to know how an 8x10 rug will fit in a home washing machine.
We would probably get it washed by a laundry service or bring it to a laundrymat like we do with out comforter!
My mom always calls those large beads “Wilma necklaces” haha..
I can’t believe all the vases you touched that looked like that texture you hate! 😂
Hi Katie, Thanks for the great shopping trip! So many beautiful vases to see and want and I don’t need anymore. Would you or someone tell me how you wash a large rug, do you use a hose or power washer? I don’t understand how it will hold up over time. 😊❤😊
Tfs...
Katie, you're not going to be washing an 8 x10 or 9 x 12 in a washer. You need a large area rug for impact and versatility, a much better value!
I do have, and love, my ruggable rugs in my kitchen. Sometimes the ends roll up a little (from the bottom sticky pad) when I walk over it, but I guess I need to pick up my feet better! 😂. I really love how easy they are to wash, I’d buy again. I’m also wanting to find another brand of washable rugs too, that might be less expensive, to replace my living room rug… ruggables are pretty spendy.
I love HomeGoods especially the inventory of various clay pots and dough bowls. I feel like they filled the sheles with the vest if the best. Agree with your other subs on the ruggable rugs. It's been hit or miss but mostly it's not worth it. TFS Katie 👍🙌
THANKS KATIE ❤ this went by too fast. Need to go to mine. 😊
I love the. Dough. Bowls. That's all
I’ve missed Katie at Home Goods. 🤗 I have a gift card burning a hole in my pocket, I NEED TO GO. 😂
I tend to stick with polypropoline rugs. I use my carpet shampooer on it. We have two dogs and they run to the rug when they get sick. Ughh!
This is so crazy, but I absolutely NEED the second night stand table with the marble top at 11:11. My Home Goods only had one and I’ve been calling other local ones for hours. What state is this in??
Wish you would give more of the prices.
Why not try a ruggable runner somewhere 1st. This way ur not spending a lot but u see if u like it
Where this shop is?
I wish you would of mentioned the price of more items especially the nightstands.
I like the night stands, but I’m definitely going to Home Goods to see it in person, so prices don’t really matter!
I wanted a Ruggable rug so badly. We have a smaller one, maybe 5 X 7 and I have to say it’s not my favorite… 😏 It washes fine but is a struggle to get back on the pad & when I run the sweeper over it it bunches up in spots. Could totally be user error but won’t purchase another. 🤷🏻♀️
Please give more prices as you show the item. Still I really enjoy your video and you!!!
Hi : i don't like rugs!!! We live in a warm country and many people here don't use rugs.but i love the most items staff and things in white and blue 💙 thank u 💖 have a wonderful day ❤️ 💖 💙
I see that boxer guy is back this year, that's what I want
Hi Katie, love the video thank you for the heads up with that vase it’s called trypophobia if I am not mistaking and it really kills me every time I go to HomeGoods and see those type of vases. 😮
My niece bought a ruggable rug for her nursery. I was not impressed at all. So thin. She has a wood floor in her nursery and it does not absorb the noise. I can see using the ruggable rug in a room that has carpet to add a another layer or in a high traffic area like in a foyer but if you want to enjoy the softness or texture of a rug, I would not recommend. That being said I have 2 older cats with accidents so yes I would be interested in something washable for them but right now we are doing without as they ruined a brand new rug we had purchased.
I saw a ruggable ad in a magazine that I absolutely loved so I ordered in for my kitchen. Once it arrived and I unboxed it, it looked completely different from the one in the ad and it was super thin and cheap looking. I instantaneous hated it so I looked up how to return and learned that the shipping is on you AND there’s significant restocking fee. After paying all of that my return dollar amount it just wasn’t worth it so I ended up putting it in the trash. I would never buy anything from them again so buyer beware!
Just say NO to Ruggable. The edges curl too much and don’t lay well to my liking. Plus with edges that don’t lay flat, it’s a trip hazard.
Katie, My Texas House has rugs, just so you know. cgzone8
No ruggable rugs! The ends curl up and they shrink when washed so they don’t line up with the mat. Also too expensive for the poor quality.
I am NOT a fan of the “washable” rugs. I washed a runner in my machine and it was a mess. Throws off the the balance and never spins right. It took about 3 days outside to dry!! Never again. I will just use my steam cleaner. I didn’t buy the ruggable ones, the review’s aren’t good. I got mine off Amazon and it’s much better quality.
Large machine washable rugs need to be a industrial washing machine.. Nope
I wasn't too impressed by anything you showed, which is disappointing because I do like Home Goods. I live in a smaller market, so my store is not as full of merchandise as yours. I was in my store just recently and did not see nearly the number of items that your store has.
Less commentary please
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