Large Stone Drying Mat for Kitchen Counter, 24" × 16" Diatomite Dish Drying Mat, Quick Dry Stone Mats, Ultra Absorbent Natural Diatomaceous Earth Mats for Dished, Bottles, White

[NATURAL DIATOMACEOUS EARTH DRYING MAT]:This stone dish drying mat is made of natural diatomaceous earth in the material, which is natural and environmentally friendly, non-toxic and safe. The stone drying mat lasts longer than traditional drying mats and ensures that your kitchen countertops are drier and tidier while in use.
[QUICK DRY DRYING DISH MAT]：Because diatomaceous earth has the property of quickly absorbing water and evaporating, dehumidifying, so compared with traditional drying bowls made of silica gel and other materials, the stone dish drying mat can quickly absorb and prevent moisture from growing in a few minutes to keep air circulating and less prone to odors, so that the surface of your kitchen appliances remain dry.
[SPACIOUS DRYING PLATFORM]:This stone drying mats measures 23.62 inches long and 15.35 inches wide, providing a spacious drying space for multiple dishes at the same time. The package contains 1 kitchen drying mat, 1 anti-slip net, 1 piece of sandpaper and instruction manual. Its included non-slip net can fix the drying mat on the kitchen countertop, increase the friction to avoid the drying mat and pots and pans from slipping.
[ECO-CONSCIOUS KITCHEN ESSENTIAL]: The stone drying mat for kitchen counter handcrafted with non-toxic diatomaceous earth and upcycled paper, designed for health-conscious homes. Drying matt kitchen counter combines sustainable with water-absorbing functionality, wrapped in minimalist aesthetics that align with your health life.
[EASY TO CLEAN AND MAINTAIN]: Rinse well with water before use and can be air dried before use. When cleaning, you only need to wash with water, if you encounter stains, you can use the included sandpaper to wipe it off, but it is still not recommended to spill dark-colored liquids such as coffee and red wine on the dish mat drying kitchen mat because the high absorbency of diatomaceous earth will still absorb the colored liquids, so it leads to the possibility of traces being left behind.

Location: DFW, TX