Innx Waterproof cargo liner

I got this Innx Waterproof cargo liner to review.

I have a new car and an often muddy dog that sometimes needs to ride in said new car. Well, I obviously don't want my nice, new car getting all muddy or getting scratched up by those pooch paws so this product seemed like a great investment. I know that I could just wash my car after transporting the dog anywhere but I hate washing my car. I could also just wash the dog before transporting him, which I usually do, but he yelps and fights whenever I try to wash him even though he has no qualms with rolling in mud or jumping in the creek, apparently shower water is evil and terrible stuff. He sounds almost like a human baby when he yelps, it's a little unnerving honestly. But anyway, this product seemed like a boon for me. I could transsport the pooch in a hurry without needing to scrub him, great in the event of an emergency-and given his propensity to harrass large animals emergency trips are sometimes required. Well, it was a little tough to install this because the instructions suck, but I just layed it all out and looked at it to figure out what goes where. It has some velcro to attach it to the side of the vehicle but I opted not to use that since I will likely be moving this between vehicle from time to time. Instead I used the suction cup attachments which are a little wonky to operate but once you get them on they stay pretty solidly. The product is also really sturdy, it's very thick and I don't think my dog could damage it even if he tried, and that's saying something. zthe only problem I have with this product is the smell. It smells really strong and really bad, kind of like tires. I'm sure the smell will fade with time, but for now my car smells like the inside of Les Schwab.