Review on 🐾 Premium Large Cat Litter Mat 35"x23": Trapping Messes with Ease, Easy to Clean, Durable, Scatter Control - Gentle on Kitty Paws by Andrea Robinson

Ok time to write a review on this because I bought about 6 of these with my own money as I really like them. They have a BIG problem but they are still the best mats right now to be honest so I just hope they read this and make some changes. First the bad: if you have a pet that pees on these rugs, it's a pain to clean! As most of us know, cat pee smell is a nightmare for getting rid of things that you need to put away quickly and that get soaked with urine or whatever. These mats ooze through the lower padding, which honestly looks like some sort of coated foam that's nice to step on, but urine can still get in very well and seep onto the floor. This is made worse by the fact that the mats are plush with a woven plastic texture, so you can go days before seeing someone urinate on the mat. I have to lift and check them every few days to make sure the color of the mat even honestly bothers to look at. PLEASE, Easyology FIX THE BELOW! That's great, but give them something to stop urine from seeping onto the floor and make it easier to flush urine off of that plush floor, thicker layer of plastic covering, or something else? This is such a small thing in design that can be fixed. They're made for the litter box, so they have to resist urine seeping through the pillow onto the floor. PLEASE Easyology MAKE MORE COLORS. Make it light pink or light blue! Colors are a good start, but sweet color please! PLEASE MAKE A LONG SIZE! They are all a little thick and roomy, a jogger style would be great. And now for the better! These are undoubtedly the most beautiful toilet rugs and common plastic rugs for the home. If you come across rugs too often, they can be hosed down and cleaned quickly if you spill. They're great for a rug that feels plush (yes, they're plastic, but feel soft and plush barefoot!) while still being a plastic material. I first bought them for my disabled cat who has a hard time walking on anything other than carpet. . The carpets got dirty quickly and he would pee on them right away, so I washed the clothes often and threw them in the trash every month. Other litter boxes looked so ugly and had cats or tags on them. I just wanted a rug that would work. They're huge and he can easily walk on them, plus 99% of the time my cat isn't attracted to peeing on them anyway (I do this very easily by spraying other toilet mats around his pee spots because, as I said, they heavy are clean), but the BEST thing is that they're extra large and almost look like a real rug, so while my guest bathroom is still "cat country," these rugs look a little better when I'm hiding the tray must if company is here! If they were easier to clean I would get rid of my last ugly gray washable rugs. I liked them so much I bought one for my tiled kitchen, I've had rugs that slip everywhere or get dirty after cooking, but the gray ones look really good in the kitchen and are lovely to stand on! Then I got MORE for my garage washer/dryer. As if I didn't buy enough, my elderly parents all have tile, and because the carpets were slippery, the dirt just ruined all the carpets in the kitchen, bathroom, and laundry room. . When I was home visiting I bought them new ones for the kitchen, near the shower, under the sink and in the laundry room. Sure, regular rugs look nicer, but they don't slide on the hose and make them less likely to slide, so it worked great. Okay, I've praised these dumb rugs enough, but they're really good and the least tacky option for a number of reasons. for many areas if you need something like that!