Flipper Aquarium Mat with Clownfish Artwork

The Flipper Aquarium Mat features unique marine artwork made by artist Sharon Cummings of Sarasota, Florida. She is inspiration for her tropical fish art by embracing the nature around her.

• NON-SKID/LOW-PROFILE – Features a waterproof non-skid rubberized backing that is durable and anti-slip. A 5mm low-profile design serves as an anti-fatigue mat when spending hours a your tank. 

• FUNCTIONAL – Waterproof design protects floors and is helpful when cleaning or doing water changes.

• GIFT IDEA - Makes an excellent gift for aquarium hobbyists and nature lovers.

• HOME DÉCOR – Designed with a sleek contemporary look, you can place it around the house as a kitchen mat, in the bathroom, or near your front door to beautify your environment. 

• DESK PROTECTOR - A great desk organizer to keep your desktop clean and also a beautiful decoration as a desk protector.

Sharon Cummings. You can see her work and learn more at: https://sharoncummings.wordpress.com/

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Recommended Care Instructions for the Flipper Aquarium Mat

1. Cleaning

• Rinse regularly. A quick rinse under warm water and a gentle wipe with a soft cloth or sponge is usually enough.
• For stubborn residue. Try soaking the mat in a mild solution—one user recommended vinegar with hot water for ten minutes—then rinse thoroughly.
• No harsh cleaners. Avoid detergents, bleach, or harsh chemicals. These can damage the material or leave unsafe residues.

2. Drying

• Let it air dry. After cleaning or rinsing, leave the mat out of direct sunlight until fully dry before storing or placing it back down.
• No extreme heat. It’s smart to avoid placing the mat near heat sources or in environments above 100 °F—high temps could cause warping or degrade the material over time.

3. Use & Maintenance

• Watch for grit. If you use this mat while cleaning or servicing your tank, be mindful of sand or grit that could get trapped beneath it—this might scratch aquarium surfaces if transferred later.
• Inspect regularly. Look for signs of wear or damage—fraying edges, tears, or surface deterioration. Replace the mat if you notice any issues.

4. Storage Tips

• Keep away from harsh chemicals. Store in a clean, dry place where it won’t be exposed to cleaning agents or solvents.

• Store flat or loosely rolled. Avoid sharp folds or creases to maintain the mat’s shape.

5. Frequency Guidelines

• Quick wipe: After each use or when dirty.
• Deep clean (soak): Once a week, or as needed depending on spills or buildup.
• Replace: If the mat shows significant wear, deterioration, or loses its non-slip qualities.

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