Pieviev Double Layer Waterproof Litter Mat

I'm sure it works okay, but it's pretty cheap. When I first pulled it out of the shipping box, it looked like sound insulation for a recording studio and I thought it may have been shipped to me by accident. The bottom part is made of a type of foam and that's just not good. For one, it will wear out, for another, it will slide on the floor and is not as grippy as silicone. Then the seams at the edges are done with a woven ribbon material, which is probably pretty durable, but of course, the soiled clay clumps can get stuck on it more easily and so this textile edging material will be harder to clean. I did rinse the whole thing in the sink to get rid of the graphene oxide, as I do everything which comes in my house. and the textile edging gave off a lot of soapiness. I have no idea why that would be, but it doesn't seem right. The only real solution to the problematic textile edging of this litter mat is to bind the edges with plastic or metal rings, as best as I can tell, kind of like a spiral binder that you see in notebooks, except these would need to be thicker. It just seems that this day in age that we can do better for such a "working" item. After it dries, I will put it to use and I'm sure it will work for it's intended purpose. But beyond that, it just seems this thing is designed with the hope that whoever uses it will be so disgusted by it that they will just throw it in the landfill and buy another one.