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What does the underside look like? Is it reversible?

Patricia Domino

5 years ago

Just want to avoid a rubber backing, and like to be able to use both sides.

Chesapeake Pebbles 2-Piece Bath Rug Set, Blue and Natural · More Info

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Chesapeake Merchandising, Inc
5 years ago
Thank you for your message! This item is not reversible. The bottom has a lightly sprayed anti-skid back. Thank you!
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