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you could soak your matt in the bathtub,
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Thanks everyone for all the info. My one and only mat will soon get a renewing wash and scrub!
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A long time ago I picked up this square rubber hard eraser that was in the scrapbooking sention at JoAnn's. 68 cents. I use that and it picks up everything. It even cleans up the cut marks and you can't see them. They are gone!
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I also have used a good pencil eraser and it cleans the mat right up.
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Originally Posted by thepolyparrot
I clean my cutting mats with a rubber cement pickup or frisket pickup - it's a little square of crepe rubber sold in the fine arts section of your craft store or in the office supply store near the glues or drafting supplies.
It really pulls the fibers out of the crevices and cleans up the surface. |
I didn't know that. Will have to do that.
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thanks for sharing, I have always just wiped it off.
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo
Remember if your mat is a self healing mat it needs to be refreshed once a year by letting it absorb water for a couple of hours and then dry naturally. It keeps the mat like new.
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I will have to soak my mat too, did not know about soaking.
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I save my used dryer sheets to clean all those fuzzies & threads off mine. Plus it all sticks to the sheets & doesn't fly around.
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