Cheap Noodle Bath Mats At The Range

Thanks so much for the heads up! Pure piggy comfort eh!
 
I’m sure they’ll love them, our boys do :nod: we only have the mitts at the moment, so I’m guessing I’ll be able to chop the mats down to size and restitch them. We don’t have enough mits and often find two boys perched half on half off the same one! :))
 
Tim said:
I’m sure they’ll love them, our boys do :nod: we only have the mitts at the moment, so I’m guessing I’ll be able to chop the mats down to size and restitch them. We don’t have enough mits and often find two boys perched half on half off the same one! :))
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They are 60cm by something.

They may not fray if cut..
 
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mshappy89 said:
Update they are 50cm by 80cm and do not fray when cut! I've got 6 squares out of one
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That's great! I'm soo jealous, we don't have The Range here.

Do you know if Ikea noodle mats can be cut? And do Ikea noodle mats wick as well?
 
Oh, who am I kidding! Ordered 4 in duck egg. It's Maya's gotcha day soon, and she prefers light blue beds. It will be her prezzie!
 
Thanks!

Well, the four I ordered are already on their way, so I hope Maya and her two cage mates like them. :)
 
RosieMaia said:
That's great! I'm soo jealous, we don't have The Range here.

Do you know if Ikea noodle mats can be cut? And do Ikea noodle mats wick as well?
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I use cut Ikea noodle mats. I was lazy and didn't finish the cut seams which then frayed a bit, but I just let them be and now the fraying has stopped after few uses :) I just picked all the loose strings and noodles off and the mat was ready to use after cutting! Here's a piece of mat, three sides out of four are cut sides, and this piece has already been used and washed a few times.

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They look pretty bad after a wash. Will tidy then up later and just sew a square around them and see what happens
 
I got a couple from Asda and Home Bargains. They were £6 each. I had previously cut one, but it frayed, so I hemmed it, and it didn't fray any more, but looked untidy. Now what I do if I need a small piece is to fold it, then turn it when it gets grubby. There's also a pedestal and mat set in B+M for £7 and I just fold the shaped part under and use it on their IKEA bed. Just a note - watch you don't get the looped noodles as they could catch their feet in them.
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