Guinea Pig Dandruff- Help Please!
Ah, sorry! the rubber isnt for moisture wicking, from my understanding the chenille fabric is the moisture wicking part then the mat itself has a layer of something absorbant inside. The rubber bottom is simply to protect whatever it is placed on. As many people use coroplast in a C&C cage for example, this would eliminate the need for that from a protection of furniture point of view. I wont be using it in place of my cloroplast but it does mean I can lift the bath mat out after 2 days, shake off the hay, poops etc and throw it straight into the wash and the fleece underneath will be entirely dry and essentially 'new'.