How would you clean one of these mats?
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I put it in the sink and just scrub it with soap and water. They clean up real easy!
1991029
Just washing them with a little soap and water. They are also supposed to be dishwasher safe, but I just hand wash them. It is very easy to clean.
1991030
I wipe it down with a sponge and put it on top rack of the dishwasher .just make sure u spam it before cooking , mine is like new after several times thru the dishwasher
1991031
Top rack of the dish washer folded in half or by hand....very easy to clean and they work incredibly. .I highly recommend for smoking. ..not grilling.
1991032
Good luck. If you scrub or soak in hat water it falls apart. Only lasted maybe 4 uses.
1132740
Hi David, It can be cleaned with a mild cleaning agent (dish soap or something similar). Make sure that the cleaner doesn't contain bleach as this may discolor the mat. Hope that helps and let me know if you have any further questions. Hope you are enjoying the mat!! Have a wonderful day, Tasha Maydonik Square36
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Use a Teflon safe sponge like scrubeez, and Dawn dish detergent. Soak for a while and then scrub.
1099251
Try scrubbing it with steel wool or a pumice stick. I use them as my final effort for cleaning things. If they don't work, return it or throw it away.
486836
I would use a nylon spatula and sponge with a little soap and gently rub it out. Clean it after each use carefully as mentioned after turning it off for about ten mins.
1870756
Hi. What I did with peed on mats was hang it on a clothesline, then spray thoroughly with the fizzion, both sides, and let dry. Repeat for good measure. Alternatively, you could soak the mat in a tub of water with a dissolved fizzion tab. Then hang to dry. No other cleaner is necessary or recommended.
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You would remove the original rug type mats. These are more wet, sloppy weather mats. Very heavy duty/thick mats that use the same snap holes as the original. The rubber mats have a slight satin texture that is somewhat difficult to clean dirt off. I changed out the mats during the rainy season or when I take the car to the shop for work so the nice rug mats don't get trashed.
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__I soak the mat in the tub with Pine Sol cleaner, usually for an hour or two. I put the mat in, have diner, then return to the bathroom, brush teeth, shave, scrub the mat with a stiff brush, and finish off with shower for the evening. My experience with other mats, brands is putting them through the washing machine greatly reduces useful life span.
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First, I sweep off any dust particles or crumbs then, I use a light warm damp cloth to clean the mat. If you choose a lighter colored mat (I have dark brown), then you may have to be careful what type of cleaner in case any coloring gets on mat. Otherwise, water and cloth or sponge is best way to go.
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The mat is made up of plastic bottles. I have soaked it in a tub, or have even run it in the washing machine if is not too dirty. Hang to dry, or put in a dryer for 5 minutes. Be careful it will shrink if put in the dryer. I have been using the same mat for one year and clean it weekly. It does not hold odor and is very durable.
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I also would use straight dish detergent and a non-stick pan. Goo be gone might help too, but I'd try non stick pad first. I love, love, love, these pans.
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I have never had to clean mine. But it looks like a damp cloth alone may work or a damp cloth with a mild soap might do the trick. It's made of a material that is suede-like, maybe a chamois.I hope that helps you.
1022057
I just use a lightly damp cloth and wipe it down. It's a pretty tough little thing.
336395
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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I've been using it for more than a year, and I soak it overnight in a diluted bleach solution (maybe 1:5 bleach:water) every month or two to kill the mildew. It works great, but the mat is starting to pull apart (it's seen hard use for that year + in our kitchen!), so I'm going to buy another.
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Try the cleaning procedure demonstrated on this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6L5zufsA3-c
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I have the gray mats and they clean up just fine. But I can't vouch for whether they clean up better than the black mats.