Repairing a cutting mat to new condition
09-12-2010, 06:58 AM
#46
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I soaked mine for an hour last night and then gave them a gentle scrub with dish soap and rinsed them well. It really didn't seem to help alot. I still have a couple of deep lines in mine and they are only a year old. Maybe I should do it after each project.
09-12-2010, 07:13 AM
#48
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First I have to clean the bathtub!
Found a really neat thing! I have used those little plastic tabs from bread bags etc. for quite a few other things, but they are super for scraping the lint out of slits in the cutting boards! Wipe board with a damp cloth first then at a shallow angle scrape back and forth with the tab! Didn't realize I had so many lint bits in my fairly new board!
Found a really neat thing! I have used those little plastic tabs from bread bags etc. for quite a few other things, but they are super for scraping the lint out of slits in the cutting boards! Wipe board with a damp cloth first then at a shallow angle scrape back and forth with the tab! Didn't realize I had so many lint bits in my fairly new board!
09-12-2010, 07:15 AM
#49
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FUNNY !!!!!! IS YOUR MIND IN THE GUTTER? LOLOLO
ok, but which sewers? New York's or San Francisco's?
:mrgreen:
Originally Posted by PatriceJ
Originally Posted by kathy
kewl, I'm going to try it when I get home, I had been thinking about wiping it down with sewers aid.
:mrgreen:
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