Understanding Your Self-Healing Cutting Mat and How I Care for My Mats.

[@susetteschmidt8469]

This is SO GOID!!! I have lots of work to do on my mars!!! I LOVE your videos!!!

[@melanietannertaylor0401]

Lots of good info 👍 Thanks !!

[@lindasmith8021]

Thank you, your videos are always informative.

[@conniesoares157]

Learned a lot…thanks so much!

[@irritatedphoenix]

Thank you so much for this video! We just barely was able to get me a mat a few weeks ago and have noticed it was looking badly already. I was worried that because it's a cheaper may, it may just be this way. Now, I know what I can do to make it better. ❤

[@quiltingonathread]

Even the most expensive mat needs to be given it's spa-day! I've noticed over the years that the cleaner you keep your mat, the better your rotary tools cut.

[@irritatedphoenix]

@@quiltingonathread Yes, this is good to know. I had no idea how to clean it properly, other than just wiping it off. Lol ❤️

[@justgloria.]

Awesome Tips Bonnie - Do you have a tip sheet for mat care?

[@quiltingonathread]

I do not...but I can put one together and post here!

[@peggyharris6427]

What hair product are you using? All I’m catching is it’s some type of oil.

[@quiltingonathread]

It's called The Main Choice...it's just natural seed oils and plant extract oils, so that when you when wipe it off there's no oily residue. The oil helps lubricate and refresh the filaments of PVC strands that make up your cutting surface so that they don't become brittle.

[@thumper21998]

I cant hear you

[@quiltingonathread]

@@thumper21998 this was one of my earlier videos, so I was still adjusting my space to o make it work. You might find turning on closed captions helps.