This is my second purchase of this product. My expectations were exceeded when I first used it in difficult winter conditions in Maine. It got salt stains, but it's absorbency and resiliance remained good. I bought the largest size for a new two-car garage for complete coverage on a cement floor. I cleaned it by sweeping it when it was dry.

My wife and I recently epoxied our garage floor ourselves, it was a ton of work but worth it! Even the best epoxies will start yellowing where the tires drive over time, leaving yellow tracks in the garage. To combat this, I bought this mat. The pictures were taken just minutes after pulling it from the box an laying it out. Several reviews state they had trouble with the corners not laying flat, using double sided tape, being too thin, ect. I didn't have any of these issues, nor do I think it is too thin for the purpose I purchased it for. As long as you don't try to adjust your steering wheel too much the mat will stay in place. I actually like that it is thin, it makes it easy to handle and lay out to your liking. The rubber backing is nice and seems to have a nice grip on the epoxy. Time will tell how this holds up over winters, but again what I'm really after is protecting the epoxy from direct tire contact. If it holds up I'll purchase another one for the other side of the garage. At that time I'll also update this review.

UPDATE: After having the first one all summer, I purchased a second one for the other side of the garage. I thought it did a great job protecting the epoxy finish, as you can see I added a picture with the first mat I purchased pulled up, showing the bare floor. It is true you can power wash the mat out as advertised, I just did this earlier today and it cleaned up nicely. You can tell the difference from the mat I had over the summer as opposed to the one I just bought as the first one has faded a little, not a deal breaker though. The real test will be seeing how these hold up over the winter. I'll post another update in the spring when I clean them out. My recommendation still stands.

SECOND UPDATE: I still like these mats very much. Although after two winters I had a hard time getting all the midwest salt out of them with my power washer since they do absorb a ton of water. Wear and tear and multiple washes seemed to wear out the mat and it certainly didn't look as nice as when it was new. Anyone dealing with heavy municipal salt in the winter is going to have to put more work into maintaining these mats. If you live in a climate that mostly sees rain you'll get far more life out of it. I still like them and I recently purchased a replacement. At the end of the day the mat takes the wear and tear and helps protect the epoxy which is ultimately what I wanted.

I have not had the garage mat long enough to know how easy it is to clean, how absorbent or how durable. However, it came as advertised and seems well constructed. So far the wrinkles have not straightened out but it has been only a few days since installation. I think it important to keep two precautions in mind. While the mat is said to be non-flammable or flame resistant your car engine will likely be hot when you park on the mat. So take care ! Also, the instructions warn that hot, sticky tires could pull the mat up and wrap around the axle. Again be mindful !

If you like a clean garage floor . Fits my medium SUV perfectly with about 6 inches on each side as well as front and back. Stays in place without bunching up. Can be vacuumed. Great when car has been in the rain or the snow. Worth every penny.

As described & as intended"¦wear & cleaning TBD.