how do you maintenance the mats?
82079
Depending on how dirty they are, you can either hose them down or just use a wet rag to wipe them down. Very easy to clean.
82080
I sweep them with a broom and then, occasionally, use a small mop or even a swiffer wet jet on them.
711579
It has to be wiped with a cloth but is vinyl so cleans well. I have not attempted to clean the inside mat.
542463
I put a outside rubber floor mat in the bottom and have never had a problem with the bottom the sides after 3 years are fine but the top if you allow things to run can at the joints become frayed sort of or are the first to wear out, but patching with thread and needle works fine like you would repair any tear ... My next wagon I am going to reinforce. The edges at the joints with cloth patches. Not a big issue though even after 3 years and I use it a couple of times a week! Lots of use ... For heavier loads I made a cardboard bottom ... And for the edges a cardboard bumper for sharpe items . I put a outside rubber floor mat in the bottom and have never had a problem with the bottom the sides after 3 years are fine but the top if you allow things to run can at the joints become frayed sort of or are the first to wear out, but patching with thread and needle works fine like you would repair any tear ... My next wagon I am going to reinforce. The edges at the joints with cloth patches. Not a big issue though even after 3 years and I use it a couple of times a week! Lots of use ... For heavier loads I made a cardboard bottom ... And for the edges a cardboard bumper for sharpe items .
1551491
I washed mine multiple times with dish soap and water and left it out in the sun, this eventually fixed the problem for my mat. Try supplier Tasha Maydonik <tashamaydonik@gmail.com> (contact 6 months old)Square36
2111252
Two part. One - the plastic bottom piece which holds any liquid that goes through the mat. Then two - the grass mat. If you plan on using this product for a long period of time, i would recommend replacing the mat after long periods of use and cleaning.
613757
I use my mats for daycare use. We have put furniture on them. I got them for the babies I take care of and of course that was perfect. Now we use them for anything and everything. They clean up great.
1850854
I haven't had that problem. The mats are placed in between grooves that hold it in place as you are using them.
41324
Wipe with a damp cloth. Since foam pads are replaceable, I would imagine you can remove them to wash them by hand with mile soap, dry and replace.
1318945
I have spot cleaned them with baking soda and water. Also with the upholstery attachment on my carpet shampooer.
510406
I wipe off the cushions with a damp rag. Wipe the wood with furniture polish. Mine still look new and I use mine daily.
2246572
Use a slipping mat. The stuff that usually goes under the rug to keep it from sliding. That should help
893405
I just take some gentle cleaner on a wet rag and clean it inside and out, and then after rinsing the rag, do another wipeover or two. Let it dry, or dry it with a towel. It's very easy to keep clean.
1434412
Lay mats flat on counter/tabletop and check for rips or tears. Per manufacturer, mats are non usable if damaged.
1150796
You can wash the mat in the machine on cold and hang to dry. I can't remember the recommended setting, so I always wash it on "delicate" to be safe. All other items are "surface clean only".
1072806
Water and a paper towel. typically there isn't much build-up on the mat unless you are using something like an Aquafor lotion. Even that just requires a wet paper towel wipe.
2039433
I just keep up on it with windex and a wrag. If they get nasty and pitted you can use windex with some "0000" steel wool and it will shine them up nice without scratching them. Make sure its "0000" tho
1912476
Well the ones that have lifted come right off. The ones that are still affixed I haven't tried to remove. I followed the directions to the T to ensure they would last but not so lucky. I'm contemplating removing them and going back to a regular mat.