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what is this called
I was at a friend of a friends house last week. She had what looked like a piece of soft plastic ( about x.4 inches) she was using to wipe off her cutting mat. It really worked. She didn't know the name, she got it a couple years ago at a quilt show. I don't have a picture.
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Is it one of those scrappers that you use baking???
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Yes, that it. Thank you. She thought it was made from a doggie chew toy or an office mat, something similar.
Originally Posted by RedGarnet222
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while googling for the product you mention I ran across a website that sells self healing cutting mats at a great price. A 36x24 mat is $43. Here is the site http://www.uline.com/BL_1174/Self-He...Q&gclsrc=aw.ds
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Originally Posted by celwood
(Post 7266951)
while googling for the product you mention I ran across a website that sells self healing cutting mats at a great price. A 36x24 mat is $43. Here is the site http://www.uline.com/BL_1174/Self-He...Q&gclsrc=aw.ds
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?? $12 ??, I just use a small piece of batting from where I squared up a quilt. Sorry but $12 for a little piece of plastic??
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gang, here's a much cheaper item to use to clean your cutting mat. You know those plastic scrunchies we use when we're trying to clean pots & pans? That's what I use & works really good. Cheap too, @ $1.
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I'm with Cindy, I use those plastic pot scrubbers too. Works great to get the fuzzy fleece bits out of the mat. Amazing what you can find at the dollar store. I love that place, I normally come out of there with some good bargains.
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Originally Posted by celwood
(Post 7266951)
while googling for the product you mention I ran across a website that sells self healing cutting mats at a great price. A 36x24 mat is $43. Here is the site http://www.uline.com/BL_1174/Self-He...Q&gclsrc=aw.ds
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