Kmart fans are flocking to stores across the country to get their hands on an ‘amazing’ quick-drying bath set that continues to sell out online.
The Stone Dry Bath Mat and Tray Set, $15, includes a full-size bath mat and a small vanity tray for toiletries.
The sleek grey set is made from diatomite and comes with its own sandpaper for easy cleaning and a sheet to place underneath.
This offering promises to be quick-drying and slip-resistant, and it’s already gone viral—one TikTok video has received a whopping 465,000 views.
Fans of the “decent-sized” bath mat say it’s very durable and takes only five minutes for water from the bath or shower to completely dry.
“The absorption power of the mat is very strong,” said one woman.
“I would absolutely recommend it,” another mother agreed.
Others said that although they had to lift the solid bath mat daily to air it out, the speed at which it dried was worth it.
Fans of the budget-friendly Stone Dry Bath Mat and Tray Set ($15 at Kmart) love it for its clean surface and quick drying time.
The sleek grey set is made from diatomite and slaked lime and comes with its own sandpaper for cleaning.
A Melbourne woman was left disappointed after visiting several Kmart stores in an attempt to find the out-of-stock item.
“I’d love to get my hands on one, but they sell out quickly,” another agreed.
Some were concerned that the hard, stone-like surface would be icy on bare feet, especially in the winter months.
Others also said that their bath mat stopped absorbing water after about two weeks of use.
But they were advised to simply sand the surface so that the mat’s absorption system would work “like new” again.
Some Australians simply couldn’t stand stepping on a hard, stone-like carpet instead of a soft, fluffy fabric one, no matter how quickly it promised to dry.
“I would desperately like to get my hands on one, but they sell out quickly,” one woman said.
“My sensory issues would never go away,” one woman admitted.
Kmart has also relaunched another very popular and out-of-stock product: its $99 stain remover is already flying off the shelves.
Fans are obsessed with its deep suction cleaning that turns water a cloudy brown as it releases dirt trapped in grimy couches and car seats.
“It’s very satisfying to use,” one woman said.