The best way to keep doormats clean and looking their best is to brush, vacuum or shake them regularly in order to remove all dirt and residue from building up in the mat and on the surface. This will help to freshen and tidy up the appearance. It's also important to consider the type of material your doormat is made from when cleaning. If it's made from coir or sisal, it's best to avoid getting it wet as these natural fibres can become waterlogged and difficult to dry. On the other hand, if your doormat is made from synthetic coir, needle punch or rubber, they're more durable and easy to clean with a hose or a quick wipe. It's important to allow the mats to fully dry before placing them back in their original position.
When cleaning our washable mats, you can either vacuum them or wash them in a washing machine at 30 degrees Celsius. It's important to avoid using fabric softener or any harsh chemicals, as these can damage the material and affect its properties. Once cleaned, lay the mats flat to air dry, ensuring they are completely dry before putting them back in place.