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I laid mine on the front sidewalk in the hot sun for the day and when I brought it in I laid it on the floor. When it cooled it was flat.
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Mine flattened out, except for one. I left them out in the 104 degree temps, then would lay them on the linoleum floor with the AC running and heavy books piled all over them, completely covering them. I did this for two days in a row. My mats are so thick that they were super hot and "melting" when I picked them up to bring them in.
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Oh good luck. I had not used mine for years and was hanging and it warped. Hubby did the heat thing.We will try it again. Good luck..
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Originally Posted by brenvs
(Post 5314579)
If it has measurement markings on it, even if you do get it to lay flat again, I wouldn't trust the markings to remain accurate. For those is hot climates, think about when a tar or asphalt road "melts" and the streets markings get all wavy and weird.
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I also layed my warped mat on the cement on a hot day with a board and cinder block on top and it straightened right back to normal. The mat wasn't usable before so I had nothing to lose by trying .
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