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.
1175517
Spray it on the floor a bit at a time and mop with a microfiber pad. I spray a section of 6 tiles, mop them, and move to the next section.
823390
What I have found to keep them clean, and thus longer lasting is to: 1. use clean water on the pads before application. It also helps with the connection during use. 2. Put the pads on the white storing unit. 3. If you are using the two set unit, like I do, also use the clear plastic that you pulled off the pads to store them back on. Don't worry about the paper on one side, it does not adhere to the pads.
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 .
1149947
We just wipe off the outside with a damp cloth. I don't want to jeopardize the integrity of the material. They work great!
1865190
Place the mat under the legs. My problem was that this mat won't stay in-place on carpet anyway.
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
657277
__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.
1561096
I've had a couple of the mats for 5-6 years- they have no moving parts and are waterproof, probably the biggest danger to their longevity would be putting sharp bends in the cord.
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.
1356974
I shake it out. If there is anything left on it, then I just wipe with a wet paper towel. I have also vacuumed mine if the bag on the vacuum is ready to be changed. I have had mine since October and it shows no wear at all.
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
275290
just try to spray it with cleaner or something and hose it,, so no dust or dirt.
801987
After a while, just replace the buffing wheel. They're relatively cheap and do the job.
667223
Place a few drops of water between the mat and the metal tray. Rub the mat back and forth on the mat to create a seal. It should stay in place for you.
1697408
In my experience there is no floor mat needed. I havw two cats and the floir is always dry.
731113
Warm water and a lint free cloth. Just clean the outside of the dome which collects impurities over time.