Washing stackmat?

I think you misunderstand me, I mean the mat, not the stackmat timer. I would never wash an electronic device

If you weren't thinking of a timer, how do you take the mat apart?
 
I got Maru Lube on my stackmat. :(

I have my stackmat set up permanently at my desk when it's plugged in, so it has all of the following stains on it.

Grape Soda
Super Glue
Jig-a-Loo
Maru Lube
Shock Oil (eww)
6x6 Dust
Paint
Pen
Sharpie

The list goes on and on.

Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

Purple drank is where it's at.

yeeee.

This isn't helping the thread author.
 
If you're afraid to actually wash it, maybe try something like tide to go? Or maybe just scrub it down?

Tide to go does wonders. If your cat was sleeping on it for months, then throw it in the washer, but i don't see how tide to go won't work.
 
I got Maru Lube on my stackmat. :(

I have my stackmat set up permanently at my desk when it's plugged in, so it has all of the following stains on it.

Grape Soda
Super Glue
Jig-a-Loo
Maru Lube
Shock Oil (eww)
6x6 Dust
Paint
Pen
Sharpie

The list goes on and on.

:D I have got pen stains on my hands and my LanLan 2x2.

But, with the washing thing, it depends what type of dirty. You might just be able to wet the dirty part and try to scrub/squeeze it out, or you might need to actually machine wash it. It probably wouldn't damage it, but I'm not a washing expert. :p
 
How dirty did you get it? Just wash it like you wash a mouse pad (that's all it is, except bigger). It's a a big square piece of neoprene (wet suit material), with a cloth overlay. A dishwasher, washing machine, or hand wash should do the trick.
 
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