how do you clean aqua rug when backing gets yucky?
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Mine has never gotten "yucky". Weekly, I spray by tub with the "blue then white" cleaner and let the hot water rinse go through the mat. Then, I hang the mat on the inside shower door until it dries. That is the only time I remove the mat from the bottom of the tub. I have had mine for months and it is still like new!
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there's spray cleaners with bleach. a few spritzes,rinse and you're set. (the wash machine doesn't cut it!)
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Clean as you would any other mat: wipe down with cloth or brush. I usually sit with hand held shower head. When I am through will turn it over and wash off mat, so no build up will occur. If not then, caregiver will wash when cleaning tub, once a week. Since it has hole, water runs through and under mat. Can use bleach on it.
77223
I just spray it off with either hydrogen peroxide or bleach and rinse in the shower/tub
77224
Either throw it away or return it to bed and bath. Their return policy is awesome. It is not supposed to get mouldy as the liers say on the tv ad. I tried to spray it with bleach but wasn't successful!
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there's spray cleaners with bleach. a few spritzes, rinse and you're set. (the wash machine doesn't cut it!)
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You can soak it in clorox water for an hour or so until it looks good.I put mine in clorox about every week.
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i returned the item as soon as we knew it didn't fit but understood it was supposed to be machine washable
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You can buy the Scooba cleaning solution from Amazon which works really well or just use plain warm water mixed with some white vinegar, also does the trick!
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Clean as best as you can while wet and the rest will have to wear off. There might be a chemical solution bit it could ruin your carpet.
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Clean it with dawn (antibacterial) dishwahing liquid a few times then take another clean wet rag and wash off.
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Wipe clean with damp cloth between baking. Every once in a while clean in sink with warm soapy water when needed
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I just took it in the shower and scrubbed it with a brush and hot soapy water (dawn dishwashing soap) then blotted dry with paper towels. good luck, my cat hated that thing. Bill
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The BEST way is to wipe it out w/paper towels upon rinsing. Avoid "scratchy" cleaners always, but you can remove past buildup w/those "safe for Teflon" dishwashing sponges. Hope this helps!
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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.
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I just followed the directions. I took a damp paper towel and a small amount of dish soap and cleaned it. I took more damp towels and wiped it to rinse. Then I took a small amount of shortening and lightly covered it. It worked fine for me by doing that. There are instructions online too. If you Google "care of the mat" it will come up. I've had no issues with mine.
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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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I used Dawn dish detergent straight up. Let it sit on the spot for awhile then used a plastic mesh scrubber and a little force. Worked like a charm.
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I live in a highrise and it is really difficult. This may sound gross but when I didn't have a washer and dryer the only thing i could do was put vinegar in my dishwasher and wash it on the top rack. after i washed it i put bleach in my dishwasher and ran an empty load. With a washer and dryer i like to fold it so the white part it out and put vinegar in the dishwasher i will let it sit in there for about an hour. I would put bleach in the bleach loader and wash it on the slowest gentlest cycle. This removed 100% of the odor. I still have to replace the mat once a year or so.
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You dont. Hopefully it isnt that badly soiled. I would suggest some anti-microbial frebreeze
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I use a soapy wet rag and then rinse the rag and make sure I get any suds left off. Works well
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It's a hard acrylic, so you can use water or Windex type solution. However, it is rather scratchable, so use a soft smooth rag, and please don't use a textured rag or a scouring pad.
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Just use a good quality liquid dish soap, (some are a lot better than others) and good"Hot" water to rinse with. I haven't had any problem. Also, I don't empty and wash every time it gets low.Just add some more butter and smooth it. I'm alone, so, if have several people making a mess you have a different problem.
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I used a kitchen "all surface" cleaner that had bleach in it, and it came out fine. After I was done cleaning it, I scrubbed it with just water for a bit, to make sure my cats wouldn't lick it and get sick or something.