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Looking for a way to instantly spruce up your space? You've gotta invest in a quality rug. Whether you're into modern designs with geometric patterns or simple, solid shags, a gorgeous rug can help anchor your living space and brighten up a room—and if you really wanna get the most from your investment, then you'll wanna make sure your rug is machine washable. There are more machine washable rugs on the market these days than ever—including flat-weaves, shags, high-piles, and low-piles—and we've rounded up all the best options you can add to your home.

No matter your style or budget, we've got washable rug options for everyone. And jsyk, the prices listed are for 5' x 7' or 5' x 8' rugs, though almost all of our selections are available in a wide variety of sizes and shapes, from squares and circles to rectangles and runners. Ready to bid adieu to rug stains forever? Then read on for info on all the best washable rug brands out there and everything you should know before investing in a machine washable rug.

There's a reason why Ruggable is the best-known brand in the world of washable rugs: They really, really deliver. Machine-washable, water-resistant, and stain-resistant, thanks to their polyurethane barrier, Ruggable's polyester rug covers attach to a non-slip rug pad (which is included), and you can get covers in a HUUUGE variety of sizes, styles, and textures, like this gorgeous floral vine rug.

THE REVIEWS: "For a house full of three dogs, this was hands down the best purchase we have ever made!" says one reviewer. "Our first Ruggable, but not our last. Highly impressed!! Our dogs luv it as much as we do!! It looks like a very high quality product!! Easy to use and clean!! Highly recommend!!"

At Revival, you'll find machine washable area rugs made from 100 percent organic cotton, recycled denim, and recycled polyester, but this handwoven flatweave cotton rug has got to be our fave. Designed to be cool in the summer and warm in the winter, this lightweight option is truly stunning and so easy to clean, though Revival suggests adding a rug pad to make it cushier under foot and to avoid any slips.

THE REVIEWS: "Beautiful rug!" one review reads. "Very happy with it! Great feeling and beautiful color. Nice to have my kids play on it."

Yes, washable wool rugs exist, and Lorena Canals is the place to go in order to find one. Handcrafted in India and made with non-toxic dyes, this washable wool rug from the brand's Fields collection features a recycled cotton canvas base covered in lines of short pile wool, and it looks so pretty that you'll (almost) feel bad for stepping on it. Plus, it comes with a non-slip underlay.

THE REVIEWS: According to one reviewer, "The rug is beautiful! It’s simple but elegant. Not as heavy as I expected but I suppose that’s what makes it washable. Everyone (friends/family) is obsessed with it, including my dogs and myself. It’s soft and warm."

Not looking to drop a ton of cash on your new rug? Then you'll wanna check out the massive selection of machine washable rugs from ReaLife rugs, which are all flat woven without pile and made with recycled polyesters, like this distressed boho-style rug. You'll love the non-slip backing, budget-friendly price, earth-conscious materials, and suuuuper easy maintenance.

THE REVIEWS: "Amazing," writes one reviewer. "It actually fit in and washed up well in my front load and dried low heat. Came out just as new—not even wrinkled. Has lil rubber grippies on the back so it won't slide around. Perfect for geriatric dogs who lose their footing AND their bladders."

For those who want the look of a vintage rug but feel daunted by the maintenance, pls turn your attention to Hauteloom's vintage-inspired options, like this one featuring a Persian motif. Made in Turkey with super-durable polypropylene, this machine-printed, low-pile rug is both practical and pretty, and washing it is a breeze.

THE REVIEWS: "It's such a lifesaver!" one tester says. "I've been using it for a few months now, and a couple of times I washed it. The colors are still vibrant, and the rug looks brand new. It didn't wear down after using in an area that has heavy foot traffic...Such quality for such a low price."

If you loveeee the feel of a soft, shaggy rug, then you've gotta check out Rugs USA's enormous selection of washable shags, like this solid area rug. This option has an integrated non-slip canvas backing (which eliminates the need for a separate backing layer), and since it's made with sustainably-sourced fibers, it's a purchase you can feel good about.

THE REVIEWS: "This rug is beautiful and machine washable! Yasss!" one tester writes. "We didn't think we could have a rug in the house because we have little dogs that like to pee on everything...[but] this rug is awesome. We get the best of both worlds! The price was outstanding, the shipping was fast, and we will DEFINITELY be buying from Rugs USA again!"

Want a washable rug that looks pretty but acts tough? Check out this machine-woven option from Safevieh, which is made with durable polyester that's stain-resistant and shed-resistant, thanks to its low yet thick pile. It's also got a slip-resistant latex backing, a pretty distressed patina, and a VERY affordable price tag.

THE REVIEWS: According to one tester, "Lays flat, easy to vacuum, stays in place (we do have furniture on it), and adds so much color and beauty to our space."

The machine washable rugs at Tumble aren't just spill-resistant—they're actually spill-proof, as they're made with 100 percent polyester material that magically repels liquids (yes, really). Every Tumble rug (like this gorgeous marbled rug) is non-toxic, hypoallergenic, and comes with a cushy foam rug pad—plus, they're made to fit in a standard washer and dryer.

THE REVIEWS: As one reviewer says, "OMG. The only thing I don't like is that I didn't order one sooner. It's worth every penny. With a toddler and senior dog, this rug has taken a beating, though you'd never know by looking at it."

Another durable polyester option, this abstract area rug from nuLOOM is ridiculously low-maintenance—but you'd never know it by looking at it. Made from recycled fibers and complete with a non-slip backing, this flat pile rug is easy to both vacuum and wash, and legit no one will believe you when you tell 'em how much it cost.

THE REVIEWS: As one review reads, "I bought this after having the hardest time with my Ruggable after washing it. This is half the price and twice as easy to wash and just lay back down with no assembly. My puppy peed on it and I was amazed at how easily it washed out."

Complete with a soft, durable pile and a cotton backing, you simply can't beat the price of this polyester rug from Rugs.com. The water- and stain-resistant option is adept at handling all kinds of messes, and the bright colors and medallion pattern on this bad boy won't fade even after you throw it in the wash.

THE REVIEWS: "This rug’s rich color and low pile make it both a beautiful and easy maintenance choice!" reads one review. "The free and fast shipping was the proverbial cherry on top!"

If you're all about sustainability, then Fab Habitat NEEDS to be on your radar. This versatile and reversible indoor/outdoor rug is handcrafted with polyester yarn that's formed by melting down recycled soda bottles. And as a bonus, it's resistant to mold, mildew, and UV radiation, so you can feel confident leaving it in any environment.

THE REVIEWS: "I absolutely love this rug!" one tester writes. "I really care about making my home lovely, and I really care about the environment, so this carpet is an obvious choice for me. It’s so lovely, and so SOFT! I’m so happy I bought it."

Washable rugs are available in a variety of materials, both synthetic and natural, and the material you go with all depends on your budget and needs. Here are the most popular washable rug fabrics you'll find on the market and what you should know about 'em.

Because they're designed to fit in your washing machine, washable rugs tend to be on the thinner side, so it may be a good idea to invest in a rug pad to give it a lil more oomph (unless, ofc, your new rug already comes with a rug pad). And even though they're compact, many washable rugs will only fit in a front-load washer, so keep that in mind if you have a top-load model. Here are a few other things to consider when getting a machine washable rug:

Whether you want to go the synthetic or natural route is totally your call—just as long as the rug you choose is advertised as machine washable. If you want something ultra-durable, stain-resistant, and budget-friendly, then a polyester or microfiber rug is usually the way to go.

No one wants a rug that's constantly bunching up or sliding out of place. So you'll want to make sure that any rug you buy has a grippy, non-slip bottom to hold in place or that it comes with a slip-proof rug pad—and if it doesn't, make sure you get yourself a pad to put beneath it.

Rug washability doesn't just depend on the material—it also depends on the way the fibers are held together. Most rugs are either woven or pile, and generally speaking, the weave of a washable rug should be tight enough that the threads won’t come loose during a tumble cycle. If you want a rug that lasts through several washes, look for those with a dense pile or a tighter weave.