Flox 'Numeros' Rubber Coasters

I ordered two of these P and J Health Snore Stopper mouthpieces. They were purchased on different dates The first one I order for myself and found it to work most effectively. The second purchase was for my husband, and when he tried to mold the piece as directed (using hot water) the small semi-circular opening melted which rendered the mouthpiece useless. Based on the first order, I would have given this 5 stars for effectiveness, although directions on which was top and bottom were unclear, making it a guess and by-golly decision. Apparently, we guessed correctly on mine and the device worked well for me. Strongly recommend updating and improving directions as to top and bottom. Also, since my husband followed directions for molding his device, and part of the piece melted together, I would request we be sent a replacement mouthpiece. He may have used too hot a water, but the directions did state "hot water." "Hot" is subjective. If a replacement is sent and it works for my husband, I would give this a definite 5 stars, with the exception of the directions re top and bottom.

There are a few things I need when it comes to coasters. One, they have to protect my wooden and glass investments. Furniture is expensive and I don’t need a cup of ice water or hot tea leaving rings on a $250 coffee table. Two, they must be beautiful. Coasters are often on display in the most central areas of your home, areas where you entertain. It’s always nice to have pretty trinkets lying around and even function as a conversation starter. Three, they have to be affordable. While I want beauty and functionality, I’m not willing to pay $50 for something that’s simply going to hold a cup.Cork tends to absorb moisture, leaving unsightly water marks on the coaster you’re using. With repeated use, many cork coasters disintegrate. Slate and sandstone coasters often have felt bottoms, but they can still scratch a wooden or glass surface.In comes the Flox Numeros Rubber Coasters. These coasters are made from recycled rubber. While they are not absorbent, the textured surface allows condensation to sit on top of the coaster without dripping off the edges. The texture also prevents the coasters from sliding around on the surface you’re using. The rubber is extremely durable, tolerating hot and cold cups while preventing scratches from occurring. Thus, these are perfect for protecting furniture from moisture and other damage.The Numeros design is chic and industrial, highlighted by minimalist beauty on coasters 1 and 3 and bold pops of color on coasters 2 and 4. The fonts on each coaster are also different and each design speaks to personal preference. I enjoy the clean lines of the number 4 with a daring red background, yet at the same time, we’ve had company ‘fight’ on who gets to have the simple beauty of number 1. If you need more coasters, a complimenting set numbered 5-8 can be found here. If you enjoy this design, but prefer a more neutral palette, numbers 1-4 are available in these colors. Flox coasters come in so many different designs to fit any style and occasion.I was lucky enough to purchase these coasters during a sale for $9.99. However, it is almost always listed at $14.99 by Flox (the manufacturer) and at that price point, it is still an inexpensive, must-have item. Your furniture will be protected, the design is just gorgeous, and it is truly a bargain considering how long they will last. So stop searching and get a set of Flox coasters today!

They keep rings off of my cheap Ikea wooden table.But the best feature is that I can surreptitiously assign people sitting at the table a value from 1 to 4. It's like that business tactic of sitting in a chair that's higher than the person across from you.

These coaster are cute and different. My only problem is that they tend to "walk" and end up all over the house. Seems that everyone wants to use them!

I mean, they're coasters. Let's be honest here. They prevent rigs from accruing on tables. What else can you say. They look cool. And serve their purpose.

They are coasters, they look cool and they do their job. I use them at my desk and on the nightstands on either side of my bed. I especially like that they are rubber.

I got these as a stocking stuffer for my husband. The material is unique and the design is just funky enough. Nice quirky addition to the den.

They're cute but all the water just runs right off of them and onto the table so what's the point?