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Care for an IKEA BAGGMUCK Shoe Tray After Rain in 6 Steps

Keep rainwater and gritty dirt contained on a raised-edge shoe tray. IKEA BAGGMUCK 205.737.57 (46 × 35 cm) is specified for a damp mild-cleaner wipe followed by a clean dry cloth.

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Wet shoes can carry water and grit onto the entryway floor. The grey IKEA BAGGMUCK 205.737.57 is a 46 × 35 cm polypropylene-plastic shoe mat with a raised edge. This guide combines the manufacturer's wipe-and-dry care directions with practical precautions for preventing slippery entryways.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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1. Measure the available entryway space and check door clearance. BAGGMUCK 205.737.57 measures 46 × 35 cm; do not confuse this compact model with other sizes.
2. Place the tray on a level area that does not block foot traffic or doors, then set wet shoes on it. Its raised edge is intended to contain water and gritty dirt.
3. If water pools, move the shoes aside and empty the tray carefully. Do not lift a heavily filled tray abruptly, and beware of slipping on the wet floor.
4. Shake off loose dry grit first. Follow IKEA's care instruction by wiping the tray and lip with a cloth dampened in a mild cleaner. Avoid harsh tools or combining cleaning chemicals.
5. Wipe the tray dry with a clean cloth, then inspect and dry the floor beneath it as well. Take care around any damp or slippery surfaces.
6. Return the dry tray to its place and check its raised edge for cracks or distortion. Do not assume that absorbent fabric doormats have the same cleaning instructions.

Official IKEA BAGGMUCK 205.737.57 product page. Image rights were not verified; text-only link card.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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