Cutting mats
#4
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: North East Lower peninsula of Michigan
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I did the smell test at Joann's and chose not to buy the stinky one, I did tell the sales lady about it and she agreed it was a skunk smell. iF YOU GO TO SEARCH AND SEARCH FOR SMELLY CUTTING MATS WILL WILL GET SOME IDEAS.
Sorry didn't mean to yell!! :lol: Hit the darn cap lock again!! :oops:
Sorry didn't mean to yell!! :lol: Hit the darn cap lock again!! :oops:
#8
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Delaware County, SW of Phila.
Posts: 610
I bought a beautiful mat a couple of months ago and not cheap either from Joann's. The smell was awful; like a skunk. I left it in the garage, then outside, tried a few other things. The smell would not go away. The sad part was at first I had layed some material on top of it; it took over a week for the smell to leave the fabric! I returned it and bought one that passed the sniff test. The lady told me they have quite a few come back for the same reason. The Brand I bought is "DRITZ". It is a great mat and was about 10$cheaper than the other one.
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