Looking for waterproof furniture cleaning mats without grommets

[Steve Lawrence]

Still struggling to find something suitable. Grommets can scratch wood floors. Continuous folding can damage waterproof quality on some mats. Anyone find the ideal mat yet? Must be non absorbent.
Thanks,
Steve

 

[Royal Man]

I use poly tarps. Can't you use these to cover the grommets? http://www.amazon.com/Coghlans-706-Plastic-Grommet/dp/B000VL1TIA

 

[Ron Werner]

your requirement for waterproof excludes my idea. I've been using thick moving blankets. Takes a lot of water to penetrate them. And since I am not overspraying like I used to with the old Kleenrite tool, (using a Hydrokinetic) its not a problem. I like the thickness of the blanket, plus they work well for entrance mats.

 

[Chris A]

your requirement for waterproof excludes my idea. I've been using thick moving blankets. Takes a lot of water to penetrate them. And since I am not overspraying like I used to with the old Kleenrite tool, (using a Hydrokinetic) its not a problem. I like the thickness of the blanket, plus they work well for entrance mats.

Same here.

 

[Mark Saiger]

Here is what we have been using. They are poly coated on top of canvas. Been working real good for us for about 4 years.

http://www.amazon.com/Essentials-4-...8914566&sr=8-2&keywords=Paint+essentials+poly

Soft on the canvas side, water proof on top side. We care about 5 of these in each van and have many others. Price is pretty good for them

Mark Saiger
www.saigers.com

 

[GreenTechAgain]

your requirement for waterproof excludes my idea. I've been using thick moving blankets. Takes a lot of water to penetrate them. And since I am not overspraying like I used to with the old Kleenrite tool, (using a Hydrokinetic) its not a problem. I like the thickness of the blanket, plus they work well for entrance mats.

Same here. I got them from Harbor Freight for 5 bucks.

Give them a hot wash with bleach before the first time you use them to prevent bleeding.