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My daughters love gardening, house plants, flowers... and theyre always making a mess with dirt. Even if its outside on my table I hate the dirt everywhere so I thought I would get this for them. Not only does it keep dirt off my table, it also helps them to conserve soil and other resources because its only on the pad, not all over the table or ground just to get swept away. The pad itself has a snap at each corner to create a sort of pool or trench. It is made of a sturdy tarpaulin material with bound edges. It folds up to a small rectangle with a strap included two secure it. Its pretty big so it times it may be bigger than they need but better too big than too small! Im glad I chose it for them. Made in China.

Mine arrived soaking wet, with some kind of mystery soap all over it, which was a little disturbing. But this works great for repotting house plants, or even bringing them in during storms - you can just set it on the ground and set them inside it. It’s easy to snap up and contain dirt and water, and just as easy to clean up, fold and pack away.

Quality product to protect my table as I’m reporting my plants. This item is as the vendor describes. Can’t go wrong with this product.

I love these repotting mats. They fold up nicely when not in use, but during use the buttons make for a great, safe place to transfer plants or even water seedlings as they are waterproof. You can then simply fold up the mat, pour off any water or soil back into the appropriate container, and your off to your next task. Simple and easy.... no mess, no fuss... just the way I like it.

It took some time before this shield arrived, but now that its here. we glad. Its well made and does a great job of isolating planting messes. Makes clean-up a breeze!

The mat comes folder up in a Velcro strap which I love for easy storage. It’s easy to unfold and all you do to set it up is snap the corners together (see photos). Once you snap the corners together it creates walls on all 4 sides as barriers to help keep any dirt or rocks inside the mat…you can easily leave it flat if you have more space or aren’t worried about keeping everything in the mat. The mat is made of a thick durable plastic tarp material, feels sturdy and easy to brush off and clean or wash down when needed. Sometimes I repot my plants on a table outside and it’s nice to be able to put this down, re-pot my plants and then just take the mat to the trash can to brush it off and fold back up for next time. It has become very handy and have been using it a lot…has made the clean-up process so much quicker as well. Am very happy with this…would make a great gift for a plant lover who lives in an apartment or somewhere without a patio space. Very happy with this fine and would highly recommend it.

Enjoyed using my new purchase to repot a few small indoor plants. Great design with snaps! Placed on kitchen island so comfortable height. In cool of my home instead of garage or outside. Large enough size to fit all I needed. Lightweight to gather up and dump spilled potting mix out the back door into the garden. Wiped clean. Folded up. CONVENIENT!….stored product in house for next repotting session.

Gardening is messy. Thats what makes it fun. This mat took almost 30 days to get to me, but when it did I already had use for it. I generally repot outdoors, BUT, its nice to have the option to do it on the kitchen table or counters. The issue is that dirt gets everywhere. I like this tray as its a good size, its flexible and really makes it easy to clean up. I actually have 2 of these now because I can do more. For instance, this one is for working/transferring plants, and the other I can place the pre or finished products in. I like that you can make a mess and its contained pretty easily. Its a simple idea, and sure you could use an old towel or news paper, but this is easy and reusable and stores easily. I do not think anything I am doing would ever rip it. The folded edge is high enough to not get in the way, but contain any spills. Including water. Yes the buttons are brass, but plastic or brass doesnt really matter in my opinion. Perhaps the plastic ones will not last as long. Overall, this would make a great gift for someone that gardens if they do not have one. Its fairly inexpensive and functional. This makes clean up quick. Take it outside and shake it off! Or water. Id buy again if needed.

The material is heavy enough to be useful and light enough to be moved around easily. It arrives as one flat piece and the corners snap together to form a box. Great idea. It will be easy to unsnap the corners and wash it off flat and/or fold for storage. All in all a great product and a great idea.

From the brand HNXTYAOB, a name thats sure to soon be on the lips of every gardener west of the far east, comes the best repotting mat the human mind can possibly conceive. I want to first acknowledge a source of potential bias: the little HNXTYAOB flyer bundled with the mat that states that out happiness is the reason for their employees EXISTENCE. Yes, I absolutely feel the weight of responsibility that that kind of devotion to anonymous patrons rightly elicits. No, I do not allow the fact that the mental and emotional health of countless people rests on this review to compromise my objectivity and integrity. Fortunately, HNXTYAOB doesnt need me to lie. Their product is every bit fantastic. Snaps at the corners to allow it to transition from a shallow floppy bucket to a tiny tarp? Genius. Creating the whole thing from a material thats simply impermeable to water? Inspired. Making the whole thing green like plants? Utter brilliance. Plants, like humans, grow. We eventually push the bounds of those walls - both physical and metaphorical - that constrain us, and only through the expansion of our environments can we continue to flourish. In short, if you dont buy this repotting mat, its because you desire a codependent relationship with your plants, and are willing to sacrifice their fulfillment for your dysfunctional need for security, and youre probably a bad person.