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drip mat - a small mat placed under a glass to protect a surface from condensation

beer mat - a drip mat placed under a glass of beer

mat - a small pad of material that is used to protect surface from an object placed on it

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Available in a number of product types, including toolbox liners, a workbench liner and a floor drip mat, in addition to absorbent mat pads and traffic mat rugs, the Grippy Mat was developed to address the challenges of worker safety in high-traffic work areas, walkways and anywhere slippery floors are a problem.

Industrial wipes hang in the balance: as manufacturers continue to wait for a ruling from the EPA, nonwovens wipes continue to compete

'What better way to offer them the opportunity than to put the message on a drip mat which they won't fail to see.

Your future career could be under your beer glass

To celebrate its return to the Isle of Man, Honda has commissioned Island brewers, Heron and Brearly, to concoct a special TT beer called Blade Brew and the week's festivities will end with one lucky TT visitor getting the ride of his or her life as the remarkable prize in a drip mat competition that will run throughout the Island's pubs.

DRIVETIME: MOTORING: MOTORCYCLING: HELL FOR LEATHER

Well, in a not dissimilar way, my mate Little Carl was spotted coming out of the hospital with a drip mat over his head.

Some New Year Restorations

The final design, called the Aeromat, looks much like any square drip mat but uses an arched-shape piece of cardboard, two-thirds of its length.

Aerodynamic beer mat takes off

Coffee cup covers, paper bags and drip mats with the images are also to be produced for use in businesses where they will be seen by visitors.

Cause for concern on crossing; RNLI launches poster aimed at tourist drivers

As well as posters bearing codes which smartphones can read to show the tide times, coffee cup covers, paper bags and drip mats will be produced for use in businesses."

Publicity campaign to tackle the stranding of cars on causeway