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Now here is my contender for April's Pointless Gadget Of The Month - I saw one of these a couple of weeks ago in a Dorset Poundshop, and wondered about it's purpose. Now I discover that more august 'home' stores like Dunelm and M&S [and the humbler Wilko] sell them. It is the Memory Foam Bathmat

Don't get me wrong - I love a good bathmat. It is important when I step out of the bath that my feet land on a non slip surface, and I like something both warm and washable. 
But what confuses me is why use memory foam??
As I understand it, this excellent product has many uses, because it is warm, and soft, and retains the shape of that which is pressed into it.
I can see why such a thing is useful in these situations...

• pillows, to support your head and neck and aid restful sleep
• mattresses, for helping your spine and limbs to be comfortable
• wheelchair and armchair cushions, for those with restricted mobility, to prevent pressure sores
• insoles for your shoes, to help with pressure points, fallen arches etc
• bra cups, to give comfort and uplift to small or sagging boobs
• earplugs, which will conform well to the ear-hole and fit efficiently.

I have read the articles  about the amazing properties of this stuff [such as creep and hysteresis] I get all that - but I still don't understand why you want memory foam in a bath mat

• I am only standing on the mat briefly to dry myself after the bath, not lying on it all night
• I lift my feet up and down to dry them anyway, and may not replace them in exactly the same position, especially if I turn towards the towel rail, or move to pull out the bath plug
• my feet are size 5, Bob's are size 11 - do I have to step into his footprints? [like Good King Wenceslaus' Page]
• I step into the bath facing inwards - but climb out facing outwards - what's the point of the bathmat remembering my footprint?

M&S currently offer 77 different bathroom mats, in 24 colours - and their MF one [white or grey] is three times the cost of their basic range [7 colours] and has no matching pedestal mat for the basin or loo [if you want such things]. 

I just do not understand why you would buy one. 

Am I missing something really obvious here? 

If so, please enlighten me!

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