Can't actually find the image before but we've had stuff before which was supposedly for between carpet and rug. We never got any complaints using it but apart from that I can't really vouch for it as we never had a way of testing it.

Rather than a solid sheet of fleece-like material it was a more mesh/grid-like.

I just installed some of this Vantage miracle rug pads (mentioned above)...worries me a bit, as it's pretty sticky...had anyone had a problem with the residue coming off on the rugs or carpet, if so, how do you clean it off?

You can buy online, rugpadselect is just one place, I bought mine at Lowe's...it does leave a sort of sticky residue, but is very thin. I did go with another pad which is felt-like on one side and rubber on the other, I like this one a lot more, it's easier to put down and roll up when vacuuming.

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