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SUGGESTIONS FOR CLEANING
Any suggestions for cleaning glue and other residue from a self-healing craft mat? I have tried soap and water but the mat is sticky. Thanks:confused:
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I swear by Goo Gone for many sticky messes like glue residue from price tags on plastic items, etc. It is available in Canada at Canadian Tire but here's a US site.
Goo Gone Cleaners | Eliminate the Toughest Cleaning Problems! * For all those gooey, sticky, gummy, greasy cleaning problems * Removes chewing gum, grease, tar, stickers, labels, tape residue, oil, blood, lipstick and mascara, shoe polish, crayon, bumper stickers * Works on carpets, upholstery, clothing, wood, and cement * Environmentally safe and can be used on any surface! |
I agree Goo Gone is the BEST!!
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I have used Glue Gone as well, and also UNDU (adhesive remover liquid) as I use that for my scissors etc. Both have worked for me. Now, I find I use my nonstick craft mats by Ranger for nearly everything (except for cutting when I use my self healing mat). I loooove those mats and everything just wipes off them....
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I use Goo Gone too and then I follow it up with a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser to get it squeaky clean.
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I use Goo gone also :)
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Another Goo Gone fan. Sometimes you need some elbow grease with it, but it really does remove adhesives.
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I use ethanol alcohol-its inexpensive and doesn't leave a residue.
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I use my odorless mineral spirits (OMS) for cleaning anything gooey. It's great for clenaing scissors, tweezers, craft mat, etc. I buy large cans for Gamsol magic so I always have it on hand anyway. After cleaning with OMS I follow up with 409 just to make sure there isn't any residue left over.
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