I wouldn't, you want something that wont shed anything into the mousepad, sponges easily shed material, use microfiber cloths like he said, you can usually get them from a dollar store if you ha happen to be strapped for cash.

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Honestly I have no definitive opinion on that since I am only a piece of breakfast. If I were to take a guess, it would only burn your mousepad if you lived in the desert and the temps scorching hot. I'd say the real problem is the heat affecting more the surface area. It could ever so slightly wither away at it and change its performance. My tip: Just place down a towel, place you pad on the towel, pat dry the mousepad for a minute and keep out of direct sunlight. Let sit for 24 hours since there will be moisture trapped in your pad even if the surface feels dry. TRUST ME on that last one. GLHF

the UV rays will bleach out the fibres and most likely also make them more brittle.

@thetaswarm ye, but what if I add a white towel on top of the mousepad? I live in florida so idk if the sun is too bright, and I've had my raiden for like, 1 week and I've been making sure I'm not putting any sweat on it with a paper towel

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You clearly didnt watch the video or read the description. I SAID THIS IS THE ONLY WAY...to clean your mousepad...

As a professional piece of breakfast, I can say yes. Just make sure you really scrub out your pad because oil is a bit harder to get out. Use warm water too

Use the least f**ked up soap. Like real simple soap. If you dont have that then just use regular hand soap that isnt aggressive. Only use a little bit of it, mix it in a bowl with some water and use that as your "soap supply". Be sure to also use "WARM" water, not hot water

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1:07 Just watch the whole video, trust me bro

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@@hubertwinston7601 bruh, I thought you talking about your dog

i asked satieius, he told me the truth

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They're gonna die...if they do it again...

I recommend you read my video description. Believe me, I am a talking piece of breakfast who posts videos online.

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i guess the whole purpose is to avoid sulfates. If your baby shampoo doesnt have any its should be good. Watch out for oils in your shampoo though. If it contains oil then you will have to rinse your mousepad very well with water to make sure all the soap comes out

@@baconfizz3635 Also doesn't have oils

@@hdono8542should be fine. Just make sure you wash out all the soap. Thats something people never get right. Also dont be impatient. Let your mousepad dry properly or else its going to get dirty very fast. Playing on a damp mousepad will attract a lot of dirt

@@baconfizz3635 gotcha thanks

I would like to give you a good answer but sadly i am not a scientist and only some piece of breakfast who likes to make silly online videos. I suggest goggling if Sodium Lauroyl isethionate is bad for your skin, and the rule of thumb here is that you wanna have the least amount of chemical BS that destroys your skin.

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Bought it in a regular grocery store. If you can't find it then use a soap without the harmful ingredients mentioned in the video.

Maybe try a pharmacy or a drug store, might have that there in your country

that's another name for hard soap, like soap bars I think

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@@baconfizz3635 lose where? lose where?

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