eormoeFaucet Mat for Kitchen Sink - 24'' Long Diatomite Fast Drying Stone Sink Tray, Super Absorbent, Prevents Moisture Buildup - Faucet Splash Guard for Bathroom Counter [Light Grey, Includes Sandpaper]

I’m redoing my kitchen and needed something that looked nice but actually worked too. This was def the best choice.It soaks up water super fast, no more wet mess all over the counter. Dries itself in like a couple mins and doesn’t get gross like those rubber mats.Just make sure to check the size first, cuz the hole can’t be cut and u don’t wanna block any buttons or whatever. I almost messed that up lol.I use it for soap, sponge, random stuff and it keeps everything dry.If ur remodeling like me, I totally recomend it 🙌

I’m so glad I got this stone mat for around the kitchen sink—it’s been a total game-changer! It’s such a relief to not have to constantly wipe up water drops every time we turn the sink on or off. The mat catches everything and keeps the counter clean and dry without any extra effort.It has a really sleek, modern look that adds a nice touch to our kitchen while being super functional. One of my favorite things about it is how it dries on its own—quickly and completely. Every time it dries, it looks brand new again, and I’ve never had to worry about musty odors or mildew like I did with traditional fabric mats.Because it’s made of stone, it doesn’t retain moisture, which makes it both hygienic and low maintenance. I seriously don’t know how I lived without it before—highly recommend if you're tired of soggy counters and constant wiping!

The media could not be loaded. Alright, let's talk about the unsung hero of my kitchen, the "30 inch Kitchen Faucet Absorbent Mat - Diatomaceous Earth Splash Guard." Before this bad boy entered my life, my sink area was a perpetually damp crime scene. Every time I washed my hands, filled a kettle, or dared to look at the faucet funny, a rogue wave would escape, leaving a soggy, crusty ring around the base. It was less a kitchen and more a tiny, localized swamp. Upon unboxing, I was met with a sleek, minimalist mat that whispered promises of dryness. "Diatomaceous Earth," the description boasted. I pictured tiny, ancient sea creatures sacrificing themselves to absorb my splashes. It felt less like a kitchen accessory and more like a high tech solution to a very low tech problem. My partner, who usually rolls his eyes at my "innovative" kitchen gadgets, actually raised an eyebrow in curiosity. This was progress. Installation was a breeze, literally just lay it down. The 30 inch length was perfect, spanning the entire faucet area like a tiny, absorbent runway. The magic began immediately. No more frantic wiping. No more soggy sponges. The water, like a well trained puppy, simply vanished. It was less "splash guard" and more a water devouring black hole. I found myself deliberately splashing just to watch it disappear, mesmerized by its silent, efficient power. My once soggy countertop now gleams with a newfound dryness. My dish soap bottle no longer sits in a puddle. Even the crumbs, which previously clung to the dampness like barnacles, now just sit there, patiently waiting for a sweep. It's transformed my sink area from a chaotic watery mess into a serene, arid landscape. The "cool" factor isn't just about its efficiency; it's about the sheer satisfaction it brings. It's the little things, you know? The quiet triumph over persistent dampness. The subtle nod of approval from your previously exasperated countertop. In conclusion, if your kitchen sink area resembles a small, perpetually damp island, and you're tired of playing forensic scientist with mysterious water rings, this absorbent mat is your new best friend. It's discreet, incredibly effective, and will make you wonder how you ever lived without it. My kitchen is now a beacon of dryness, and I owe it all to this unassuming, yet utterly brilliant, mat.

I really like this faucet mat; it does its job well and keeps the area dry and clean. It’s effective and straightforward to use. However, I don’t like that it looks wet whenever water hits it, which can be a bit unappealing visually. Apart from that, it’s a good product and works as intended.

Definitely a nice, decorative addition to the kitchen! It could also be used in a bathroom or anywhere with a sink really but it goes very nicely in my kitchen! It's solid and fairly heavy so it's pretty durable as far as I can tell, it stays in place pretty well, it definitely helps from getting buildup on the back/top of the sink and it's just really nice to have something that doesn't really grow bacteria to sit my sponges on! Definitely recommend!

This stone faucet was very easy to install. It was a perfect fit. It’s pretty long to be able to store more stuff. It worked very good at keeping water from getting everywhere. If water does get on the stone they dry very fast. The stone is good quality. Definitely going to be getting more for the sinks. It also makes my sink look more stylish.

Wow, this quick drying mat is great to have around. You can store it with ease. It fits just perfect around your sink and the durability is outstanding. It’s very easy to install and the thickness mixed with the quality makes this an amazing gift or something you just have to have. You can put your sponges on it, or your rags and as soon as you take them off it starts drying immediately. I definitely recommend giving this a try.

Works as designed, and was almost the right fit. A chop saw quickly trimmed to size. It does appear to collect stains from some liquids but I understand I could sand it down in areas.For now, keeping the area around the sink nice and dry.