These rugs can handle pet fur and messes. I’m going to start this review with some brutal honesty: I’m very picky about rugs. With two large dogs, one of which is a husky, and concrete floors, rugs ...

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A decade ago, inventor Jeneva Bell launched a startup called Ruggable that seemed radical at the time: A rug brand with products that you could throw in your home washing machine when they got dirty.

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I’ve been a bit of a Ruggable skeptic for a long time. The company sells chic, machine washable polyester rugs it claims will last for years, comprised of an interchangeable top rug cover and a ...