how long will these mats last?
152919
They are really tough. I had to struggle to cut them to size. That is a positive statement, by the way.
2194656
I bought a Spoonk mat about 2 yrs ago then another one 3 months ago. I can not tell any difference in the quality of the mats. They both are very high quality.
1429210
Yes they are great mats, if they get really wet they may become slippery, but not just from sweat.
157286
I haven't had these mats for a year but I doubt that they are going to curl up. They have a stiff plastic bottom layer and, unless the soft top layer separates from it, they can't curl up.
2089070
They should last you about three months. I am just now replacing the black and the color is still at 70%. But I would say they are on the minimal side.
476822
I have been extremely happy with these liners. They resist mold the best of any I've tried. I suppose it would depend on conditions where they're hung, but I'd say 6-12 months based on my experience. They also have a good weight to them and don't blow around. Definitely recommend.
1747714
So far, I have just used these mats for my cookies and they look like brand new still. I have had similar experiences with other mats and just threw those out.
2126483
Depending on a variety of factors (location, weather issues, courier speed, etc.) these floor mats generally take 1-2 business days to process and then 3-7 business days to be delivered after that.
372033
They last about a year. I have been buying them for about five years and Amazon has the best prices. I think you will be happy with them. Hope this helped.
1108351
Yes, mine have lasted a year now. They are getting a little thinner, I think mostly from washing, but are all in all quite decent shape. They clean up very well. Also, the number you receive is generous.
225754
These were used in our art gallery. Depends on the thickness of the mat 20-30
928661
I get at LEAST 2 YEARS of usage from mine, before they then begin to tear a couple of inches from each of their ends, during the type of back-scrubbing motions as exhibited on their packages' front. If you don't routinely scrub your back in this manner, I'd imagine they would last you at least FOUR years. (By the way, once they do become shorter from their ends tearing off, I THEN use the "spent," smaller cloth for pot-scrubbing, shower-stall or sink cleaning, etc., for a few MORE years of usage).
929708
I use the hard rubber mats. They're more expensive than the mats that fit together like a puzzle, but these mats will take a beating and no indentation marks will be left on them. I bought mine at newyorkbarbell.com
1251025
I honestly can't remember. I had these mats last year and they didn't last long thanks to a cat using them as a clawing station. From everything I've read online, tadpoles brand was unclear if it was used or not.
944519
No, they won't last as long, but they are fine, if not mushy. I try to cut mine thinner and sometimes dry them longer.
1829540
The price was for the set (2 Each Mats ) The mats are heavy duty and seem to be holding up well. I have washed them a few times already, and even used a heavy duty scrub pad on them. It did not hurt or remove the coloring in the Yellow O. These were a great purchase.
763181
I think technically they can last up to 6 months with proper/gentle sanitation practices, although it will become quite obvious when its time for a new one because they will start to disintegrate a bit...