abbyarts
Southwestern Colorado
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I have a couple of area rugs in my Lexor, one on the linoleum and one on the carpet. Both move a lot, and need to be readjusted all the time. What works best to keep them in place, yet still comes up easily so the rugs can be shaken out and the floor cleaned?
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MAJESTYPOINTERS
MONROE, MI.
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We use the rubber backing for rugs that lowes sells...It has helped ours stay in place
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VE3ESN
Ontario, Canada
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We use that shelf liner non-skid material that you can get at the Dollar Store.
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sizzy
St Petersburg, Fl,
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The throw rugs I have are already rubber backed so they don't move around much.I took the old RT carpet out of the back and put a nice bright stripped hallway type runner with rubber backing down It looks much better and is washable.Also have a smaller one that matches between the seats in front right where one of my dogs likes to lay.
Kathy with Sparkles and Ellie (the camping dogs) 
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Davydd
Minnesota
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We also use those rubber shelf liners but with our area rugs at home. They work fine. The throw rugs we have in our B are rubber backed and stay in place.
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Davydd is the Welsh spelling for David with an English twist using a v instead of an f.
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GGup
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When I saw the post...I could not resist. Do not walk on them. The other ideas are also good IF you have to walk on them. 
I think I fit this Larry the Cable Guy saying...Support bacteria. They're the only culture some people have.
hope you have a sense of humor also!
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Travelin' Bill
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What? The "STAY!" command doesn't work?
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Please keep your expectations fairly low . . . I'm an engineer.
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Handbasket
Asheville, NC
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Super Glue?
Jim, "Strike forehead on keyboard to continue."
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abbyarts
Southwestern Colorado
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Okay folks, I like the stay command the best and will try that. It doesn't work on my poodle so maybe on "his" rug. Thanks for the tips, useful and otherwise!
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dombodals
New Orleans, LA, USA
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I use bath mats. They work great even with the dogs running (well as much as they can in a B) up and down the aisle.
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