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They are great for so many things. Thanks for sharing
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Originally Posted by ArchaicArcane
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I wouldn't. Magic erasers are abrasive - that's why they take things off. Teflon is a thin, rather easily damaged coating. I don't think that's a good combination.
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Originally Posted by ManiacQuilter2
(Post 7270344)
I was wondering if that works for cleaning the bits of lint in one's cutting mat?? Wet or dry??
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Do you use it on a hot or cold iron? Is the Magic Eraser wet or dry?
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Originally Posted by ManiacQuilter2
(Post 7270344)
I was wondering if that works for cleaning the bits of lint in one's cutting mat?? Wet or dry??
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The magic eraser works great on the bottom of your iron. I also use it on a lot of household cleaning. It is great.
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Wow! Never thought about using them on an iron. Thanks so much for these tips. I LOVE this board!!!
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I am gonna try this. I am always gumming up my small iron with elmer's glue or certain muslins.
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Yes, they're great for the cutting mat, wet or dry. I generally just use a dry scotchbrite pad. Only wet it, if you plan on drying it when you're finished cleaning. Unless your cutting mat is soiled with water soluable (spelling?), I'd be content to use the dry pad.
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I just tried this. It does work!
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