after cuting flannel on my cutting board the lint is inbeded in the cutting groves. How do I get this cleaned.
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Hi! You may want to try using a green scrubber (like you'd use on dishes) on your rotary mat. Just rub it on the mat -- it should clean up your mat. Cheryl
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ok thanks I will try it and let you know how effective it is.
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I had the same thing happen cutting batting on my mat . Well the kitchen scrubber didn't help . Tried a lint roller , helped a little . Had to pick , pick , pick :cry: I think I need a different mat ! Annie
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Originally Posted by vivian
after cuting flannel on my cutting board the lint is inbeded in the cutting groves. How do I get this cleaned.
However, if the grooves in your mat are too deep, simply flip the mat over and use the back. It's like having a brand new cutting mat all over again! :D |
Good tips :D :D :D
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I never thought of flipping my mat over. Thanks for the suggestion.
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I just wad up a piece of scrap muslin and kinda scrub it.
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Originally Posted by Tiffany
Originally Posted by vivian
after cuting flannel on my cutting board the lint is inbeded in the cutting groves. How do I get this cleaned.
However, if the grooves in your mat are too deep, simply flip the mat over and use the back. It's like having a brand new cutting mat all over again! :D Tiffany you come up with some off the best tips, thank you. You know I think it would be so nice if the Admin. would put in a Tip section for all of use to put our tips in for all to find and use.. Pickles |
I use packing tape or Duck Tape, by wrapping it around my hand and a scrubbing motion.
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Originally Posted by Pickles
Tiffany you come up with some off the best tips, thank you.
You know I think it would be so nice if the Admin. would put in a Tip section for all of use to put our tips in for all to find and use.. Pickles |
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