Super Absorbent Magic Mat Door Mat Microfibre Washable Indoor Outdoor Anti Slip Mat – Entrance Step Mats – No Foot Prints – Removes Dirt Mud – Clean Floor (Black/White)

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Looking for a door mat for your home or office entrance that not only looks great but also provides exceptional dirt trapping and dirt removal capabilities, along with highly-effective moisture absorbency? Size: 40x70cm | Material: Coconut hair and latex | Suitable for indoors/outdoors: Both What we like

Doormats are made from a variety of materials, chosen for factors such as how soft or how resistant to weather they are. These are the most common types of material. Microfibre: Made from synthetic fibres that are finer than human hair, these mats are woven to have a larger surface area, making them better at trapping dirt and moisture. Microfibre is also very effective at scraping and cleaning shoes, as movement along the surface creates a static charge among the fibres, effectively drawing particles into the mat, ready to be vacuumed up later.

As the most attractive feature of this mat is its design, we would advise against relying solely on it for excessive mud or moisture, as the seagrass isn’t as absorbent or durable as some other entries on this list. For the best results, pair this mat with a more rugged outdoor one made from rubber, coir, or a combination of both. We have a Marvel Mat runner from Dunelm. Gave up on the idea of getting the kids to actually wipe their feet so went for something longer they needed to walk across! Machine washable and so far has come out looking great again and unlike our previous mat actually seems to stay put rather than make its way down the hall" - recommended by Mumsnet user gigglingHyena Size: 85x65cm | Material: Cotton microfibre, recycled tyres | Suitable for indoors/outdoors: Indoors What we like

Unsung hero of the home, but just as important to house hygiene as the very best vacuum cleaner, the humble doormat works overtime to keep Mumsnetters’ kitchen floors free from paw prints and the remains of the school football field. It’s not a particularly glamorous shopping prospect, but finding a good doormat can improve your life, keep your floors dirt-free (so you won't have to break out your best carpet cleaner as often), and will serve you faithfully for many years. As a prominent part of your household, aesthetics will naturally play a big part in choosing your doormat – you’re going to have to look at it every day, after all – but there are several other factors to consider. Here, we’ll break down the main ones, and also give you an idea of what sort of prices you should expect for each type. What different types of doormat are there? Microfibre door mats are soft yet hardwearing, and stylish, which means they suit a wide range of entranceways at various locations, including hotels, all types of offices, and retail locations, where footfall may be unusually high. 6. Versatile and Safe Key specs – Dimensions (LxW): Variable (50 x 75cm, 50 x 150cm, 80 x 95cm, 80 x 150cm); Material: Cotton, Polyester; Base: Non-slip natural latex/plastic; Suitable for: Indoor use Natural rubber – Don’t be tempted to go for synthetic PVC for an outdoor mat, natural rubber is the best choice. Manmade materials can be prone to snapping in cold weather but rubber is strong enough to survive the cold and the damp. Rubber is also a heavier substance, meaning a rubber doormat won’t slide around. Look for one with a textured top surface or one with open holes, as these will make it easier to clean shoes.

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The mats are environmentally-friendly as they don't require any chemical pre-treatment or washing using detergents. Turtle mats are fantastic, stay on the floor, collect the dirt and can be slung in the washing machine, also not cheap and I think a higher price point than hug rugs, but worth the cost in my view" - tried and tested by Mumsnet user Bluntness100

And that’s before we even get to the doormat’s actual function: cleaning shoes. There are several different materials, each of which is best suited for certain conditions, so whatever your needs, this list will have something for you. If you’d like to read more about material types before you make a choice, our buying guide below has more in-depth information. As an additional bonus, these microfibre door mats benefit from a 1 year parts and labour warranty, to ensure that you're receiving a fabulous product. Outdoor rugs slip-resistant, easy to clean, and have a high-traction surface that effectively traps moisture and dirt. They are durable, moisture-resistant, and have a rough texture as they are often made from coconut fibres. As mentioned, each material is useful for different circumstances, be it the softness of the mat or weather resistance, so this will depend on exactly where you plan to put the mat. Some materials are used almost exclusively in large traffic public areas, such as hotels and offices, but for home use, most mats are made from one or more of the following: Due to your microfibre welcome mats ultra-fine and flexible fibres finding their way into the detailing at the bottom of shoes, the mat provides a deep cleaning action many other mats or matting materials just can’t replicate. 3. It’s a Dirt Trapper Door Mat

It looks good too, coming in three colour shades of dark grey, light brown and silver as well as in four sizes between 50 x 75cm to 80 x 150cm. Plus, for that extra convenience when things get a little messy, you can machine wash at 30 degrees and even tumble dry on low temperatures. Coir – Coir is made from the outer husk of coconuts, making it an excellent eco-friendly choice. It’s extremely efficient at removing dirt and debris, and has been the most commonly used doormat material for a long time. Although cheaper synthetic materials are available, coir remains popular as it’s such a tough and long-lasting material. Added bonus is that the soft pile construction does not lint, so it can continue to make your business shine