NINAMAR Natural Coir Boot Scraper Door Mat - 13 x 12 inch

We have had a similar boot scraper for many years, so we ordered this one from Walmart. By far, this appears to be superior to our earlier versions of boot scrapers. We use ours on our back patio, as we are frequently coming into the house from that area, after having worked in our back yard with landscaping duties or lawn maintenance. This boot scraper has better scraping apperatus for both the bottom and side of our boots or shoes. We had the last one for 8 years and expect the same from the new one. The price was very good.

Works great! I have it on the front porch by my door. I love it.

Must have as our property is sandy and seems saves pounds of sand from comming in house as I clean out under often ordering 1 for front door too.

With all the rain we've had I'm so happy I got this. My boots pick up mud and debris and this scrubs it off. The bristles are stiff and do the job

Living in the mountains, we often have issues with dirty shoes, due to the monsoon, and snowy weather in the winter, turning the dirt into mud! I don't want that mud in my home!! I saw the Ninamar Natural Coir Boot Scrubber Door Mat, and thought it would be perfect. I received my package and was really impressed! It was a lot bigger than I had expected and is built to be able to sit up a bit from the ground, making it super durable. It's 12" x 13" and is very sturdy!! I would definitely recommend it for people wanting no dirty shoes coming in their home!

The Ninamar Boot Scrubber is great to have outside your door to wipe your feet prior to entering the house. The coir fibers take the debris off the soles of your shoes and keeps your house cleaner. The natural coir is environmentally friendly and weather resistant. Whether it’s winter with snow and dirt or summer with garden dirt and mud, this cleaner will make it so you don’t track it into the house. It is held together firmly with metal wires and made in Sri Lanka.

We had a similar boot scraper on the farm I grew up on. This one doesn't feel quite as sturdy but it works just as well. It works well for removing caked on mud and even cow manure. I've had it for a few days and was waiting for some rain and mud before reviewing it. It's fairly easy to clean. I even managed to get some TX sticker burrs off my sandals with it. It's a good way to not drag all that stuff into the house.

Like that it gets most all dirt of bottom and sides of shoes/boots. It's ashame they didn't think to add a piece of wire and brush so that tops could be scrapped off too.

A boot scraper is meant for boots. The places you put your feet are too narrow for regular boots. I can get it to pull my western boots off.

Opening was too narrow to fit my shoes or boots into.