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✔ Absorbs Condensation In Seconds - No Puddles, No Drips, No Rings
✔ Naturally Absorbent Mineral Stone - Pulls Water In Instead Of Letting It Pool
✔ Never Sticks To The Glass Or Lifts Off The Table
✔ Set Of 6 Generous 10cm Coasters - Mugs, Tumblers, Cans & Wine Glasses
✔ 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
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6x Luxgrove™ Quick-Dry Stone Coasters (approx. 10cm / 4in)
The stone surface refreshes itself: let coasters air-dry between uses, and rinse occasionally with plain water (no soap — it can clog the pores).
If absorbency slows after long use, a light pass with fine sandpaper opens the surface right back up.
Here's the dirty secret about ordinary coasters: they don't stop water. They just hold it.
The cold glass sweats. The puddle forms on top of the coaster. And the first time someone lifts their drink, it runs off the edge — straight onto the wood the coaster was supposed to protect.
Luxgrove™ Quick-Dry Coasters are a sponge made of stone.
The naturally porous mineral pulls condensation into itself the moment it lands — a wet ring disappears into the surface in seconds, then quietly evaporates away.
No puddle. No drip trail across the table. No ring waiting under the glass.
Set a sweating drink down. Watch the ring vanish. That's it.
✔ Iced drinks & sweating summer glasses
✔ Morning coffee & tea mugs
✔ Cans & bottles straight from the fridge
✔ Wine glasses at the weekend table
✔ Water glasses on nightstands — the overnight-ring classic
✔ Outdoor tables where drinks sweat fastest
Coffee tables, dining tables, side tables, nightstands, desks, patios. A generous 10cm across — big enough for the mug and the drips.
One set of six.
✔ Scratches & scuffs - kids, pets, keys, plates, daily wear
✔ Dog scratches on hardwood floors
✔ Cat scratches on table legs & cabinets
✔ Water rings & heat marks
✔ Dry, faded, dull wood
✔ Cloudy Pledge buildup
Tables, floors, dressers, cabinets, desks, banisters, baseboards. Oak, walnut, cherry, maple, pine, teak, mahogany. One product.
No coatings. No chemicals. No absorbing gels or treated fabrics.
The coaster is naturally absorbent mineral stone — the same material used in fast-drying bath mats — cut to coaster size and left to do what it does naturally: pull in moisture and let it evaporate away.
It doesn't wear out, wash out, or need replacing. If years of use ever slow it down, a light sanding opens the pores right back up.
A coaster that maintains itself, protecting the furniture you just restored.
There's genuinely nothing to it — but here's how to get the most from the set:
The cork ones that soaked through. The fabric ones that went musty. The nice ceramic ones that stuck to the glass and hit the table like a cymbal.
None of them actually protected anything.
These will. 30-day money-back guarantee, starting when they arrive.
*Refunds processed in accordance with our return policy.
Yes — on furniture and floors. No dye or color matching needed. The oil fills the air trapped inside the scratch so it becomes invisible. Most customers see results in one application.
No — and this is half the reason the stone works. Sticking happens when condensation pools between the glass and a sealed coaster surface, creating suction. Here the water is pulled into the stone instead of pooling, so there's nothing for the glass to grip. The coaster stays on the table where it belongs.
Exactly. The salve repairs the finish and erases the rings that already happened; the coasters stop the next one from ever forming. Most water-ring customers run them as a pair: restore once, protect daily. The ring you just erased should be the last one that table ever sees.
Under normal use they're gentle on finishes. As with anything on fine furniture, lift rather than drag, and test on delicate antique finishes first.
Yes - morning coffee and tea mugs are one of the most common uses, and the stone barrier keeps heat and drips off the wood. For genuinely hot cookware — pans, teapots straight off the boil — use a proper trivet; these are coasters, not stovetop gear.
It evaporates. The stone holds the moisture below the surface and releases it back into the air over the following minutes. No reservoir to empty, nothing to wring out — the coaster resets itself between drinks.
No. Mold and mustiness need moisture that stays — fabric holds water for hours; this stone releases it quickly and dries itself out. That fast dry-out cycle is the same reason the material is used for bath mats.
Rinse with plain water and let them air-dry. Skip soap and detergents — they can clog the pores that do the absorbing. For marks or slowed absorbency after long use, a light pass with fine sandpaper refreshes the surface like new.
Colored liquids can tint the stone over time — the coaster takes the stain so your table doesn't, which is exactly the trade you want. The charcoal tone hides most marks, and a light sanding lifts surface staining if you ever want them fresh.
Yes — at roughly 10cm across they take everything from espresso cups to large-bowl wine glasses and oversized mugs, with room to spare for the drips down the side of the glass.
