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Polyester Bath mats?
- Thread starter Ambience
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Is that just standard bath mats (without the rubber backing)? I have used them before and had no issues...obviously as with anything they're not good to use if bunny starts to chew it to bits :lol: but yeh they should be fine to use...my bus did nibble a few holes out of a thin one I used but then left it an the subsequent ones alone.
I have rubber back ones in the playhose at the moment and they're doing well
I have rubber back ones in the playhose at the moment and they're doing well
Kermit
Wise Old Thumper
Thanks, I don't know why i haven't thought about this sooner really
Yeah, they are great to just stick in the washing machine, and they are much cheapness
Oh yes mine piddle widdle on all their ones :lol:...fortunately bath mats do well at absorbing the wetness and dries quite quickly compare to say a rug or towel.
If the mat only has a few damp patches on it then I just pop it in the tumble dryer of a morning and wash it when it is badly stained otherwise I would be washing the mats every day, which isn't ideal really as it is not my machine I use and the future mother in law can be funny about bunny stuff going into the machine :lol:
If the mat only has a few damp patches on it then I just pop it in the tumble dryer of a morning and wash it when it is badly stained otherwise I would be washing the mats every day, which isn't ideal really as it is not my machine I use and the future mother in law can be funny about bunny stuff going into the machine :lol:
Think I'll just use a bucket of hot water - i can use detergent once a week- but I've noticed they are peeing on them just as they would do anything i put down on the floor. They do seem much easier to clean though and dry out.
