How to Fix a Non-Sticky Cutting Mat
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Last updated on Jan 17, 2025
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓Do you find that your cutting mat is not as sticky as when you first got it? This guide is necessary for anyone who uses cutting mats. Fixing non-sticky cutting mats reduces our ecological footprint and keeping the cutting mat clean can also extend the life of the mat.
Sticky cutting mats can easily collect dust, dirt, fabric fibers, and lint which can lead to the mats losing their stickiness. This guide will show you how to bring back the stickiness to the mat using very simple and easy steps.
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Place the non-sticky mat on a flat surface.
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Spray the non-sticky cutting mat with a spray cleaner covering the entire mat.
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Use a scraper to gently push the dirt off the mat that is causing your cutting mat not to be sticky.
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Once dry, make sure to cover the cutting mat with its plastic cover to avoid the dust sticking to it.
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