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This.We may have unreasonable expectations of the "wash out" floor liners on the BD and BL. It's either this or carpet. The idea is to be able to easily wipe them down and clean the floors, and maybe a light hose or sprayer. Still is a big advantage over carpet if they'll need to be cleaned often based on how we use the Bronco. Maybe thinking about hitting the interior with a hose is expecting too much. I love the non-carpet rubber floor in my F350, but it still has insulation under the rubber floor. I've hosed it out, but carefully with light flow, not blasting it with a hose. Seems to be the same here.
What is in the Bronco appears to be the same system Ford has used for many years with good results and they just added plugs. I think the plugs and drains are a great add.
My old Explorer Sport Trac had the kind of mat the Bronco comes with. It was easy to clean up mud and grease. The one drawback was needing to soak up any water with a towel. (The Bronco drains should avoid this problem.)
If your expectation is that you can flood the interior of the vehicle with this system you'll be let down. Your option is to remove your interior, spray the floor with bed liner, then reinstall your seats.
And for those of you that think this is all new, our 65 and 67 Scouts have floor drain plugs. It's an old idea.
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