Japanese Bath Mat Soil

Turn your bath into a zen retreat with this handcrafted hinoki wood bath mat.

Japanese bath mat soil.

Marbrasse bath mat absorbent diatomaceous earth japanese design nonslip bathroom floor mats for fast water drying self refreshing hard shower mat white 4 2 out of 5 stars 453 27 99. Marbrasse bath mat absorbent diatomaceous earth japanese design nonslip bathroom floor mats for fast water drying self refreshing hard shower mat white 4 2 out of 5 stars 459 27 99 27. Bathmat light is a revolutionary solution to your needs in the bathroom that offers an eco friendly alternative to fabric mats. Material diatomaceous earth paper pulp with the addition of pap.

Native to central japan hinoki wood is known for its light hue incredibly soft feel and aromatic scent. Using keisodo diatomite or diatomaceous earth remarkable for its natural air circulation. Marbrasse diatomite bath mat is a solid rectangular plate a bit like hard plasterboard not a cloth rubber or carpet mat. The everyday washing is not necessary.

The bath mat comes in several sizes. An absorbing water power is high and i release water in the air naturally and dry. It is a new trendy fashion of modern stylish and green way of living. This product is actually made by soil it is very very nice to use with.

This is a bath mat of a hard board made with japanese diatomaceous earth. How to build a concealed wilderness fire duration. Trust us the scent is heavenly. It is a product of the extreme popularity in japan china.

Now you can enjoy the benefits of this in your own home with the keisodo soil bath mat. It relieves the burden of routine washing and cleaning for cloth or rubber bathmats. No more hassle with wet bath mats. Compact and hard bath mat is made for your daily convenience.

While the original designs weigh in at 6kg each a thinner lighter mat has been made available which weighs 1 66kg. Because of the instructions are in japanese words. Drying is early and suppresses the outbreak of a tick and the mold.

Keisodo soil bath mat the technology has been continued since the edo era. The white mat contains soil from akita prefecture the pink has soil from ishikawa prefecture and the green uses a combination of the two.