What is the life span of this mat?
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Treat it well and you'll have it a long time. I follow the simple instructions for cleaning it - essentially just wipe it clean. I keep several kinds rolled together in one of the original boxes, in a drawer. Great for roasting squash, sweet potatoes, sliced or cubed potatoes, veggies, etc. I expect my Fox Run to last many years. Stains and discoloration okay.
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I don't know what the life span is but I have had it for a couple of years. It does stain.
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I really have no idea. I bought this not that long ago and have only used it once or twice. I might use it more often if it were larger.
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Ive had mine 2 yrs and although discolored, still works great, Never put oil on it though.
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I'm still using mine - bought in 2011. I have 2 and I love them. No more greasing cookie sheets. They get a little dis colored, but that doesn't affect their performance. I keep them rolled in the box they came in when not in use.
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I'm sorry but I don't know. I didn't try it out before I gave it to my nephew for his birthday. He loved the mat though.
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I have not put down the mat yet, so I'm sorry I can't give you any information. It looks good, but I don't know how it will wear.
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I have had it for almost a year and have not replaced it yet....if you keep it clean it lasts a long time depending upon how much its used.
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Warming Systems, Inc is the brand name. They have a web site. We installed two mats in two bathrooms, in use for 1-1/2 months so far. We're happy with them.
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I usually use just a damp sponge to wipe it down, and then dry it with a paper towel. We have had it for a year now, have used it inside on wood flooring and outside on the grass, and it has stayed perfect and cleaned up easily. Great mat!
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I haven't had to clean mine yet, but when I do I'll clean the filter on the backside and white down the case. I don't know where you would take them to have service done on them at the price I bought the mat. I figured if they ran one or two years, I would be happy with and then I would dispose of them and get a couple more
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It is still being used for a six month old so maybe up to 9 months. The activity mat without the mobile can be used indefinitely.
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I agree with cleaning it once a week; I let it go for a few months and the mold was out of control. The design traps water underneath, at least in my tub. So now I lift the mat and let it drip-dry after use. I purchased a new mat and expect it to last this time.
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The life of the pad is one year, and the pad is warrantied by the manufacturer to last for a full year from date of purchase. The 45 day complaints came about because one seller was sourcing a different, cheaper short term usage pad and selling it under this listing, incorrectly, for a short while last summer. After multiple complaints by both the manufacturer, and other sellers like ourselves, that seller finally started offering the correct pad.
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Hi M. J. I'm a 64 year old male and I use the Silicone Mat. Like you I need a replacement from a plastic mat, Yes it is more expensive but the benefit is worth the money. My wife also uses the Silicone mat for making pie crusts ware as I make a pastry that consists of Cream Cheese and Flour. This mat does not slip on the counter when you roll out your dough - a benefit from the plastic one we had.So for clean up soapy water - easy, and the mat folds up and doesn't loose shape for the next time you use it.I recommend this mat enjoy You can send me some cookies for the review Hi M. J. I'm a 64 year old male and I use the Silicone Mat. Like you I need a replacement from a plastic mat, Yes it is more expensive but the benefit is worth the money. My wife also uses the Silicone mat for making pie crusts ware as I make a pastry that consists of Cream Cheese and Flour. This mat does not slip on the counter when you roll out your dough - a benefit from the plastic one we had.So for clean up soapy water - easy, and the mat folds up and doesn't loose shape for the next time you use it.I recommend this mat enjoy You can send me some cookies for the... » Read More Hi M. J. I'm a 64 year old male and I use the Silicone Mat. Like you I need a replacement from a plastic mat, Yes it is more expensive but the benefit is worth the money. My wife also uses the Silicone mat for making pie crusts ware as I make a pastry that consists of Cream Cheese and Flour. This mat does not slip on the counter when you roll out your dough - a benefit from the plastic one we had.So for clean up soapy water - easy, and the mat folds up and doesn't loose shape for the next time you use it.I recommend this mat enjoy You can send me some cookies for the review « Show Less
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I'm not really certain. I would think it will last me 5-7 years with how little I use and how infrequently I need to clean it.
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I don't know a good answer to that. Once you get used to using the mat, you are not as aware of the current. I did not buy the sheets. I would assume the little "wires" in the fabric would get brittle or soft with use and washing. I think the mat would be the longer lasting. I do not use the cover with it. It doesn't bother me to be in contact with the mat. I like it, and I think the numbness and tingling in my fingers and toes/hands and feet has improved some in the months I've been sleeping with my feet/calves on it. The mat is very similar to a mouse pad in texture, thickness and flexibility. I don't know a good answer to that. Once you get used to using the mat, you are not as aware of the current. I did not buy the sheets. I would assume the little "wires" in the fabric would get brittle or soft with use and washing. I think the mat would be the longer lasting. I do not use the cover with it. It doesn't bother me to be in contact with the mat. I like it, and I think the numbness and tingling in my fingers and toes/hands and feet has improved some in the months I've been sleeping with my feet/calves on it. The mat is very similar to a mouse pad in texture, thickness... » Read More I don't know a good answer to that. Once you get used to using the mat, you are not as aware of the current. I did not buy the sheets. I would assume the little "wires" in the fabric would get brittle or soft with use and washing. I think the mat would be the longer lasting. I do not use the cover with it. It doesn't bother me to be in contact with the mat. I like it, and I think the numbness and tingling in my fingers and toes/hands and feet has improved some in the months I've been sleeping with my feet/calves on it. The mat is very similar to a mouse pad in texture, thickness and flexibility. « Show Less
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Yes, please see more details on website when you select a item, thanks Warranty: 5 years for steel frame 1 year for spring 3 years for mat half year for pad
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Not sure about warranty... We have had since Christmas, and haven't had problems yet, but it's been light use by a toddler..it is a very firm mattress, but I've noticed it softening a bit. For the price, considering the price of other mats, it was a good bargain for us at this point! ..but you get what you pay for...sooo...Good luck..
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I've had this mat for 7 months now and have not had any signs of mildew. I don't take it up often, but when I do, there are no signs of mildew. I am very pleased with it.
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I would agree with Matthew. The whole thing is practically covered in a plastic material, so it is mostly impervious to water splash or drips. The largest concern would be where the power cord attaches to the mat. Do not know if age and localized rapid temperature cooling from water contact could cause the material to become brittle and crack over time.