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Best doormat
downshifted
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My new kitchen floor will be cream and show the dirt and the parquet in the hall is being sanded and re-varnished and I would like to keep it looking nice
So - new doormats for the hall and kitchen - any recommendations for the most effective ones please?
So - new doormats for the hall and kitchen - any recommendations for the most effective ones please?
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September GC £251.21/£250 October £248.82/£250 January £159.53/£200
September GC £251.21/£250 October £248.82/£250 January £159.53/£200
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Hi downshifted,
As your thread has dropped down the Old Style board with no response I've moved it over to the I wanna board to see if you can get some replies.
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my wife would say i am the best door mat.
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LOL Tonynw :-)
I have to be nice to mine as he is doing most of the work himself - however, he is the one that brings all the dirt in when he wanders in from outside on horrid days like this without taking off his shoes!Downshifted
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One that doesn't answer back!:cool:0 -
OP as your only sensible reply to date (:p) look on this website http://www.magimat.co.uk/
I have these mats at every door and have bought them for both my DDs. They are not the cheapest by any means, but as you walk on them, the dirt and wet just seem to be sucked off your shoes.I let my mind wander and it never came back!0 -
Have a look at Dirt trapper mats http://www.dirt-trapper.co.uk/special-offers/dirt-trapper-mats-special-offers.html
And Uk covers http://www.ukcovers.co.uk/acatalog/door_mats.html which is where I bought my mats & very happy with the mats & the quick delivery too.The bigger the bargain, the better I feel.
I should mention that there's only one of me, don't confuse me with others of the same name.0 -
Hi
These ones are good but plain
http://www.watsonsfloormats.com/dirt-trapper-plus.php
or something more expensive
http://www.turtlemat.co.uk/Exclusive-mat-designs/
I recommend both0 -
Thanks for all your replies - sensible or funny! I've seen the dirt trappers in my local carpet shop - so that's what I'll get :-)Downshifted
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Antoher vote for Tutrtle mats. I have had mine a year and have washed it every month, it comes up fine every time.0
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