'Refreshing' a cutting mat
#33
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If you are using cutting blades other than a straight one you should use the reverse side of your mat. The fancy blades will leave irregular lines. (learned on a Craftsy class on Hand Applique this weekend).
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That is great info - thanks for sharing. I hadn't thought about that
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I used to put mine in the jacuzzi when we had it and then layed it flat on a towel and dryed it. the jacuzzi had a bed in it so i layed it on that.also when it warpped put it out in the sun on a towel in the driveway and let the sun do the work.For the bigger one to clean it just lay on towels in the driveway and hose it and i took a broom to scrub it with. of course this method is when it is warm out.
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My sentiments exactly - but doesn't everyone have a sheet of plywood and pane of glass just lying around lol
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It doesn't matter if it's flat in the tub, it just MUST be covered completely with water and you won't have any trouble. Just make sure it's flat when you pull it out to dry.
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