Is that mat stiff? could I pick it up and spray it off in the kitchen sink?
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It's but keep in mind that it's big so you can maybe clean it in the shower but until now i just wipe it .It's a really good quality product very happy with it .
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No the mat is flexible. If there is a lot of mess on it, I normally turn up the sides and carry it like a taco to the trash and then rinse or wipe it off outside or in the bathtub.
1267701
It's structured. It would be too big to spray off in the sink. Also the back is a softer material (sort of a felt texture).
1267702
Yes you could easily rinse it off. It's pretty large though, I rinsed mine on the back porch.
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It's stiff in a sense, but yes you could spray it off in a sink. It's rather large for standard sinks and I personally find it easier to just wipe.
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Yes. Stiff enough... slightly less stiff than a plastic placemat if that helps ;)
1277349
I think it would be too strong! Much stronger than that in a kitchen sink! Use a spray bottle if you'd like to use water.
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It's pretty thin, but the top is crinkled, so less slippery than carpet. Your weight would push whatever touches the floor down into the mat--so it might actually be worth a try.
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The scat mat is pretty well insulated and made from plastic so you should be fine. We put it on the kitchen counter and haven't had a Problem. However we make sure the counter is dry before placing it there and do not use the faucet while it's there just to be safe.
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The mat's rubber surface isn't particularly slick and the mat is very heavy. I wouldn't think it too likely to slip.
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No it does not get stiff. I keep mine folded in the pouch it comes in after I rinse it out.
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I honestly cannot say for sure since I use my mat in my office setting and it is on top of carpet. I have used other mats on my kitchen floor; however, where the floor was washed and it did not seem to affect the mat in any way. I really don't think it will affect this mat either since it is a sturdy rubber back. Hope this helps.
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The mat works fine for me over a more-or-less standard apartment quality fluffy rug. It does not slide as the hard mats tend to do (and costs less) and when I lift it to clean, the carpet below seems untouched after being vacuumed - in fact, it will eventually show how bad the rest of the rug may need to be cleaned. The plastic knobs on the underside grip the fluffy carpets without any aparent damage.
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The mat is removable and the top is smooth. The mat slides easily so I don't use it.
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The side of the mats can be cut using a razor or scissors to get around pipes coming in from the sides of the cabinets. The mat is pliable enough to bend rather easliy unlike some of our competitors. Michael I like your comment on Home Depot and Lowes I haven't had much luck getting them to carry it on the shelfs but we are working on it.
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No. This this is huge and bulky. If you want something for the kitchen sink I'd look at a sling. Good luck!
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It is not the right type of mat for helping with standing in the kitchen, the cushion is soft for just getting out of the shower and walking on, but it's not in any way supportive. There are much better mats for that. Also, this would absorb into the foam any liquids you spilled on it and would get manky pretty fast, I'd bet.This is what you want: Gold Box Deal of the Day: 60% Off Sublime Comfort Mats
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I use a rubber sink mat in the bottom of my sinks so there is no issue with this.
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I have used soft scrub with bleach directly on the mat with a brush. No problems.
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It does have a very feeble rubber backing that doesn't do too much. It does bunch up, but it can easily be put back in place with your foot. I love my mats (I have two). They catch a ton of grime and dirt from coming into the house. I am always amazed at home much they hold everytime I wash them.
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It is really a mat cover - it is quite thin. It is not cushiony, it is meant to cover a yoga mat at a studio, so you don't have to wipe it down.
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This mat is not what I'd call "cushy." It is stiff black plastic/rubber, ridged on top -- think of an outside doormat. I would not recommend "just socks" because your feet would likely get too hot. I use mine in a workshop that has an unheated, uninsulated plywood floor, and I wear shoes -- usually workboots -- out there. The mat is perfect for that sort of application.