The photo shows Mayo Mats in place after a year. See how the non-stick surface of the mat stays clean. The mats in this photo were not touched for the photo. The shot was taken right after the cows left for milking and this is exactly how the cows left them.

Two other things to notice about these mats:

We use a small amount of bedding, not for comfort but for dryness. If you currently deep-bed your stalls you can expect to cut your bedding needs back to about 10% of what they were.

If you currently use sand you will know that for good maintenance you need to clean off the back of your stalls twice a day. Because of the non-stick nature of the Mayo Mat it is largely self-cleaning and the cows backing out of the stalls remove most of the soil themselves

This other photo shows that the area under the cow’s udder is clean in all stalls due to the self cleaning nature of the Mayo Mat. We do recommend sensible maintenance of the mat but the point is that between cleanouts of the stalls the Mayo Mat will stay cleaner than any other bedding method.