If you look up Redhead can Decorate blog, she just reviewed hers.

Put one in a vacation cabin for the kids area in the basement. No need to wash it yet. Looks good though.

I love mine, have washed it several times and still looks new. Having trouble finding a vacuume for it as mine has too much suction.

I was thinking of one too but the vacuuming was my thought I also have big dogs and so we have not had a rug in our LR since our old dog peed one too many times on our really good rug we did have . That was for about a week before he died poor old guy. We got it cleaned but we also got a new puppy and IMO he would still smell that pee so we never replaced it. I wish I could see a ruggable in person somewhere . I am also worried they will look cheap.

I have a Ruggable runner in my kitchen. It washes fine and i am able to vacuum it with the rechargable vacuum i usually use in there, but it is VERY thin. I won't buy another one just because I don't think it's very attractive.

Patricia, it’s great if you have dogs. As far as thickness, it’s not luxurious. It’s comparable to a piece of chenille with a backing. Then a mat underneath.

Mine is very neutral, so I can’t comment on the brightness of the color. It serves its purpose. Covers the hardwoods and I can wash it. With two senior dogs who eat raw food, it’s just what I need. I’ll try to snap a photo of the thickness.

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These things do not hold up. We bought 3 of them and the edges are curling up now on all of them and they look terrible. My wife emailed their support and they didn't even respond. $400 down the drain.