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    Question What do you use to keep your foot pedal from moving around?

    I bought a pedal mat from somewhere and it's a complete piece of junk. Not only does the pedal slide around on the mat, the mat slides around on the floor. Is there something better?
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    I just use masking tape to tape it to the floor. It works just fine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jo C View Post
    I just use masking tape to tape it to the floor. It works just fine.
    You tape your foot pedal to the floor?

    Quote Originally Posted by quiltsRfun View Post
    If you have carpet, put a strip of Velcro on the bottom, the side with the hooks.
    I have tile. BUT maybe a throw rug with a rubber backing would help.

    Thanks everyone for the ideas!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jo C View Post
    I just use masking tape to tape it to the floor. It works just fine.
    Wish I'd thought of that. I'm about ready to nail my down!

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    If you have carpet, put a strip of Velcro on the bottom, the side with the hooks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by quiltsRfun View Post
    If you have carpet, put a strip of Velcro on the bottom, the side with the hooks.
    That is exactly what I did and it WORKS!!!!!! Edie
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    I use a piece of the shelf liner , that rubber kind on my wood floor and it help.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sewingsuz View Post
    I use a piece of the shelf liner , that rubber kind on my wood floor and it help.
    I use a piece of that rubber stuff you put under rugs to keep them in place, I think this shelf liner would be just like it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by luana View Post
    I use a piece of that rubber stuff you put under rugs to keep them in place, I think this shelf liner would be just like it.
    I also use this, but there are different kinds. I use the kind with the bigger "knobs". Seems "stickier" than some of the dollar store kinds. Not sure where I got it, I've had it forever.
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    Quote Originally Posted by luana View Post
    I use a piece of that rubber stuff you put under rugs to keep them in place, I think this shelf liner would be just like it.
    That's what I use. It works ok. I'm wondering I'd a coat of fiber-lok would work. That's the stuff that you "paint" on the back of home made rugs to prevent slipping. I have some and if I try it I'll let you know how it works. There is a spray backing called SUPER GRIP that amazon has also. Ratings say it works great as advertised. I might give that a try. Come to think of it if it dries clear it may work on rulers and other slippery tools. Stay tuned. .

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