How do you dry a diatomite mat?

Diatomaceous earth mats are deeply loved by consumers because of their strong water absorption and fast drying characteristics. However, some consumers do not know how to properly care for diatomaceous earth mats to make them last longer. How to clean the diatomaceous earth pad? How to properly dry the diatomaceous earth pad after cleaning?

First of all, let's first understand what is a diatomaceous earth mat?

The diatomite mat is mainly made of diatomaceous earth, which is a kind of biogenic siliceous sedimentary rock, which is mainly composed of the remains of ancient diatoms. Diatomite has a porous structure. This porous structure determines that diatomite has a relatively strong adsorption capacity, which is one of the reasons for its strong water absorption. Therefore, diatomaceous earth mats are placed in bathrooms, entrances, and kitchens as foot pads and are popular among consumers.

After using for a period of time, the diatomaceous earth mat will be dirty like ordinary foot pads. Then, how to clean the diatomaceous earth mat? How to properly dry the diatomaceous earth pad after cleaning?

(1)If there are ordinary stains on the surface of the diatomite mat, rinse it with clean water for about 1 minute, and then place it in a cool and dry place to air dry. Do not expose the diatomaceous earth mat to the sun, which will not only shorten the mat In the longevity, curling and cracking may occur.

(2)The surface pores of the diatomaceous earth foot pad will be blocked by long-term deposits of stains after a long time of use, so the water absorption capacity will be affected. Gently sand the surface of the foot pad with sandpaper to restore the water absorption capacity.

(3)If you encounter stubborn stains, you can use detergent to clean it. Small stains can be cleaned with tools such as old toothbrushes.

Notice：

1. Do not use soap and other solid cleaning products in daily cleaning, and also avoid clogging the pores of the foot pad.

2. In daily use, avoid staining with colored liquids, which are not easy to clean.