Bimoo

Washable Coloring Placemat

$19.95 CAD

Relaxing coloring activity for older adults that can be washed and used over and over again.

Recommended for:

Early Stage

Mid-Stage

Late Stage

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Product Details

This high-quality placemat doubles as a canvas for artistic expression, inviting creativity. With a variety of designs, users are encouraged to unleash their imagination by coloring within these patterns or simply as they desire.

This fun and practical product has proven to be a valuable tool for engaging and soothing individuals across all age groups, including older adults living with dementia. As your loved one engages in this coloring activity, watch their agitation fade, giving way to calm as their focus sharpens.

To get started, all you need are washable markers.

  • The Washable Coloring Placemat is suitable for individuals who love creative activities
  • The Washable Coloring Placemat is people who may express anxiety or become agitated during mealtime
  • The Washable Coloring Placemat is recreational therapists who are looking for an engaging activity specifically around mealtime

Mealtime can be a challenging time for people living with cognitive impairment. The Bimoo coloring placemats integrate a way to relieve anxiety related to mealtime. They are also a wonderful activity to engage in while waiting for or during a meal. Made from high-quality, durable non-toxic materials, we love that they are easy to wash to be used over and over. Also available in tablecloth format.

  • Free shipping on orders over 75 USD.
  • 30-day return policy. Conditions do apply. Please read our complete return policy.
  • Dimensions: 12 x 18 in | 30 x 45 cm
  • Machine washable
  • For use with washable markers only
  • 100% polyester OEKO-TEX certified
  • Doesn’t require ironing
  • Fosters creativity and conversation around the drawings
  • Different designs on each side
  • Sustainable activity
  • Can be done freely, without any rules
  • Can be done alone (on a small table or a tray for example with the placemats) or in a group (on a table)
  • Designed to be used multiple times, the coloring or drawings will wash off when using washable markers
  • Machine wash - cold
  • Do not use fabric softener
  • Do not bleach
  • Tumble dry at low temperature
  • For stains: Apply dishwashing liquid on the stain before machine washing

FAQs

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It is recommended to use washable markers.

Yes. It is therefore important to protect the surfaces under the placemat. Even if you use washable markers, some surfaces are difficult to clean.

Yes. You can machine wash them in cold water and tumble dry them at low heat. Do not use bleach.

You can find different versions of Bimoo products, the designs may vary by size:

  • Placemat: 12 x 18 in | 30 x 45 cm
  • Square tablecloth: 45 x 45 in | 114 x 114 cm
  • Rectangular tablecloth: 60 x 90 in | 152 x 229 cm

All Bimoo products are designed and illustrated in Quebec, Canada and manufactured in China.

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