bikermom

Use a generous amount of room temperature water and a few drops of mild detergent. Use a soft, mild bristle brush to create a lather and gently clean your mat. Rinse with room temperature water and wipe dry with a cotton towel. Please note that warm or hot water and direct sunlight may damage the mat.

jamsbuying

Thanks a lot for the info.

lizzyq

Good information. I never knew about room temperature water for cleaning the mats. Thanks for sharing!

CarrieC

Thanks! I'd not heard this either - I used windex and a nylon dish scrubber (from the dollar store).

QuiltnNan

thanks for the tips

NikkiLu

Great info! I just "inherited" two Olfa cutting mats from a dear, departed friend and one of them is in very bad shape - so will try that before tossing it in the trash.

KerryK

Good info to know. Thanks for sharing!

EmbQuilt

Great info, thanks for sharing

sewmuchmore

YOu can use the back side of the cutting mat!!! It will be like new. You will not have the lines, but you will be giving it a new life!!!

ManiacQuilter2

Thanks for the update !!!