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Forgot and cut some fleece on my Rotary Cutting Board and now have a bunch of fuzzies in the little slit made by the blade...I used a dry plastic dish scrubbie and most came out, but what do the rest of you Cuties do..need to remember to only use an old board just for batting and fleece and flannel...lesson learned I hope.
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undergroundsue
18 Dec 2011
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I had this happen at work on a project. I took a microfiber cloth, the kind they have in car care places, and warm water. It worked pretty good.
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You can use duck tape or other tape to remove it or a dog hair glove that removes dog from fabric.
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I use packing tape and rub it down (keep an end up) and then pull off - I keep going until it is pretty well gone. I cut a BUNCH of fleece.
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Take your quilting ruler and hold it at a fourty-five degree angle and scrape it along your mat.
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sewfrenzie
19 Dec 2011
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Another great question and a lot of great helpful answers!
Diane
Diane
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An old fashinoned big pink eraser, like school children use will sometimes take things off from your mat.
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I bought a gizmo from a quilting shop which resembled a slice of a sole from a crepe-soled sandal that we wore when we were kids! It works very well and is washable.
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I have the same tool and I can't believe how well it works.
I'm glad you recognised it from my description!
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I sat down in front of the tv and while the adds were on i used tweezers. :)
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justonlyme
19 Dec 2011
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Thank you for asking the question. I have ruined my board by cutting so much fleece on it. Now maybe I'll be able to get it cleaned. I even put mine in the tub and scrubbed with soap and water and it wouldn't come clean. I'll try some suggestions he
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