Andency 4×6 Shag Area Rug for Living Room, Tie-Dyed Light Grey Soft Fuzzy Plush Indoor Carpets for Bedroom, Non Skid Fluffy Faux Fur Rug for Room

Fuzzy and fun rig
This is the perfect rig for our teens bedroom! It’s thick enough to add some warmth to the room and it’s lost the right size. The color is fun with the tie dye look which is great to hide stains. Plus it’s super soft and fuzzy!

Cute rug but hard to keep clean only downfall about it
Very cute rug only down fall is its pain to keep clean. Because the material its very high the shag material and everything gets stuck in it. And since its high when I run the vacuum a lot of times it doesn’t grab the dirt out of it. A lot of times I have to just take it off the ground take it outside and shake it out. I am still happy with how it looks in my room and how it feels when you walk on it with bare feet. Very comfortable and soft.

you get what you pay for
TLDR great, cheap, aesthetic rugs for low traffic areas. Probably not a good idea if you have kids, pets, or are putting them in high traffic areas or near where you will be eating.Long:We bought two of these rugs in 4×6. It was hard not when they cost less than half the price of alternatives. Upon first installation they were extremely soft, and we thought we’d really found a gem. They slide around on our tile floor but carpet tape solved this.However, after about a week or two, the downsides started to set in.Relevant context is that we have a dog, 2 kids, and a small living room where we spend 90% of our time, including eating.First, they are very difficult to clean. Due to the long hairs, our fairly powerful vacuum cleaner struggled to pull any crumbs out even with several passes. Also the hairs start to lose softness fairly quickly. How much of this is due to kids or spilled food which we could not get out without a carpert cleaner vs just the fibers themselves I cannot say.Another issue with them is that their construction is basically a top and a bottom bound together only around the perimeter. This is fine for a low traffic areas or where you don’t have them carpet taped down. However we kept one under our coffee table, something which we moved forward and backward if we pulled out the couch (something we do often). As a result the carpet started to roll up on itself, exposing it’s underside. After enough moving’s of the table above and daily vacuumings, the edges of the carpet just kind of always stayed curled up.With it accumulating crumbs, the fibers getting stiff and hard (maybe or maybe not due to contaminents which were hard to remove), and now folding over on itself, within a month or so it started to not look or feel pleasant.We kept them for another 5 months or so but have now replaced them will a more traditional one-piece short-hair carpet which we hope will be easier to keep clean and maintain it’s behavior over time.In summary, if you are putting these in a low traffic area, which won’t be subject to movement or need to be cleaned often, these are a great and cheap choice. If that is not true for you, probably “splurge” on $30-$45 carpets which are more durable and easy to clean.

Washable at least
I purchased the Andency Shag Rug in pink for my daughter’s room, seeking a rug that would be soft, stylish, and, most importantly, washable. Upon first glance, the rug seemed to meet my expectations with its pleasant pink color and plush texture. However, after using it for a while, I have mixed feelings about the overall quality and durability of this product.The rug arrived vacuum-packed, which left it with noticeable creases and a faint chemical odor. To address these issues, I immediately put it in the washing machine. After the first wash, while the creases mostly disappeared, the rug began to lose some of its shape. Unfortunately, this was just the beginning of its decline in quality.The material of the rug is surprisingly thin, which was disappointing from the start. I had hoped it would be thicker and more substantial, especially considering it’s intended for children’s spaces, where durability is crucial. After a few washes, the rug began to lose its structural integrity. The middle layer, which isn’t accessible or visible, seemed to deteriorate, making the rug feel flimsy and unstable. The fibers of the rug, which initially felt soft, also became less plush and more matted after several washes.One of the main reasons I chose this rug was for its washable feature. While it can indeed be machine-washed, the rug’s ability to maintain its shape and quality after washing is highly questionable. After just three washes, the rug became misshapen and uneven, losing much of its original appeal. Although it is advertised as washable, the fact that the middle layer began to fall apart makes me doubt its long-term durability for families who need a low-maintenance rug.Despite its quality issues, my daughter liked the appearance and softness of the rug. The pink color is vibrant without being overwhelming, making it a lovely addition to a child’s room or nursery. However, the aesthetic value is overshadowed by its lack of durability.Unfortunately, I would not recommend the Andency Shag Rug. While it may work as a short-term solution or decorative piece, it simply doesn’t hold up to repeated washing or everyday wear and tear. Given the flimsy material, it’s not worth the investment if you’re looking for a durable, long-lasting rug.Pros: • Attractive pink color suitable for children’s rooms • Soft texture initially • Washable in a standard washing machineCons: • Thin materials feel cheap and lack durability • Middle layer falls apart after washing • Loses shape after a few washes • Not long-lasting or reliable for high-traffic areas • Chemical smell upon arrival