I've never seen a Weather Tech commercial. The products are carried here at a couple of autoparts stores and Canadian Tire.

Where are the ninjas?? Of course, now I’m looking at our 2008 minivan, wondering if all those accessories would be worth it….bubble wrap would have been the way to go!

Awww, who doesn't like to pop bubble wrap once in a while. Looked it up to watch and that was cute.

DH has Weather Tech stuff for his truck. Not so needed now that he's retired, but it really did keep it cleaner (and trade in values up) when he was working and could be muddy or rained on. He's a vehicle neat freak. Always clean inside and out (and does the same for my car). Had to order, no stores around anywhere close that I've ever seen.

I've been using the same mats in my last three Explorers and the mats still look brand new. Made in England and purchased from the Herrington catalog that I think may no longer be in business. They were not inexpensive but I've certainly gotten my mileage and money worth from them :) If I buy new this year like I'm tentatively planning and they still fit, I'll use them again.

Our 2005 sedan (with 47K miles) sports a pair of old bathroom rugs in the front foot wells all winter. There's a larger one on the floor of the trunk.

Chisue, I have wome old bath rugs I was just wondering what to do with. Thanks. Wish I’d thought of it yesterday, yuck. (btw, did you catch the reporter on WGN who waxed poetic over the market square, saying how pretty it looked, like a snow globe? I had just left the grocery store by there and all I could think of was, this guy is either “zooming” in his report with a fake background or he was on happy pills! The Jewel lot was a slushy, slippery, navigational nightmare, not a snowglobe at all, and there was hardly anybody walking around town.)