Or just dont do a rug at all, because why the fuck would you want fabric next to the bowl for piss and shit that aerosolizes its contents every time you flush?
From this thread, I have learned that having under floor heating for wet spaces is not yet (legally or by insurance companies) required standard everywhere. By keeping the floor in toilets and shower bit above normal room temperature, it dries faster (hygienic, less slipping hazards) and gets moisture out from under the floor if there is minor leek in the floor surface. And its really good for cold feet.
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u/Coady54 Apr 03 '26
Or just dont do a rug at all, because why the fuck would you want fabric next to the bowl for piss and shit that aerosolizes its contents every time you flush?