I have 15 rugs on my hardwood floors. I am trying to secure them from moving around especially with my four dogs. I tried almost everything I find in the stores, but nothing has worked.
By Cassidy
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I have wood laminate and use the carpet pads you put under the rugs. Works for me.
Take each rug and put it on a table upside down. With a hot glue gun, make a "lazy S" around the edges and then crisscross several times in the center. Once dried, it will make a good non-slide backing.
This is the best idea!
I've tried everything, trust me, I'm 56.
I was using industrial spray adhesive, it worked, but like everything else, not for long.
Hot glue strip like on the bottom of slippers! It will stick to the rug, I'm going to go do it right now to my favorite rug that the rubber backing came off of!
Thanks!!
I just bought a glue gun & glue sticks! Praying that this will take care of the slipping rugs on my daddy's Linoleum Floors! We have tried so many products & doesn't seem to adhere to the backing of the rugs! Thank you for the post :)
Will the hot glue stay attached to rubber backing (which is NOT non-slip)?
Of all the tips for keeping throw rugs from slipping the hot glue gun sounds like one of the best, easiest. The glue sticks come in different formulas which one did you use? Thank you.
With putting the lazy s with a glue gun - can you wash it?
So help with slippery rugs I put those clear adhesive dots on mine ( Corners and center points). The ones they use for scrap booking It seems to be working. My rugs are not sliding
I never would have thought of this for a rug or slippers, but yep. Thank you very much both. Yall shared youre everyday genius with me, and I appreciate it.
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