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i was for a minute, i thought it was gonna be a full fledged argument again, but i guess not everyone is like jdaw6So you aren’t scared???? Y-yeahhh w-w-who would be….
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i was for a minute, i thought it was gonna be a full fledged argument again, but i guess not everyone is like jdaw6So you aren’t scared???? Y-yeahhh w-w-who would be….
oh wait, by tub, I don't mean a bathtub or anything. just anything that will fit the mat and a few inches of water. you don't want to have to fold the mat tho.yall done with your battle of wits???
I havent started yet @1x1 wr holder! i dont have a tub i can do it with
glad to hear it. hope to see you on the battle bus.I’ve never actually played Fortnite before. If I do one day play it I would be honored to take you down with me
I've used my kitchen sink before since it has one of those rubber plugs. just make sure you wash the sink afterwords cuz the detergent can't get on your dishes.yea, i figured, but i dont have a tub still, i have to find something for it
i cant use the sink (we have 0 plugs in my house.)I've used my kitchen sink before since it has one of those rubber plugs. just make sure you wash the sink afterwords cuz the detergent can't get on your dishes.
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Wouldn't recommened it, but im not sureDoes anyone know if you can machine wash the ScS mats? i kinda ripped my tag off from it when i got it a year ago
i washed mine with COLD water and used soap. it was completely fineDo not machine wash any type of cube mat or mouse pad. I'm a professional gamer with hundreds of hours of action on my pads, and the best way to clean dirt, sweat, and grease off of that type of material is to put it in a bathtub with slightly warm water, and then sprinkle a light layer of laundry detergent on top. let sit for 15 minutes and then lightly scrub with a sponge. Do not dry in the sun. only air dry. but before you air dry, put the pad inbetween to towels and jump on it to squeeze as much of the water out. if you don't do this, the water won't come out in time and the pad will start to smell. if your pad had a lot of bright designs, make sure not to scrub to hard as there could be smearing, and do not sprinkle detergent on the underside of the pad else the stickiness could be removed. I've don't this so many times now, and it makes them good as new! feel free to ask for clarification as needed and good luck!
im gonna assume that cold is sarcastic, and i cant be told anything else /ji washed mine with COLD water and it was completely fine
i think that warm water does something with the rubber or dye in the mat. thats why i put cold in caps lolim gonna assume that cold is sarcastic, and i cant be told anything else /j
warm like luke warm. not hot. were not going to melt the plastic or anything. it's just to break up any oils and stuff. like you shouldn't be able to burn yourself.i think that warm water does something with the rubber or dye in the mat. thats why i put cold in caps lol
my brain equates a capitalized word to sarcasmi think that warm water does something with the rubber or dye in the mat. thats why i put cold in caps lol
mfw some absolute idiot at a competition spilled about 3/4 of a 15cc bottle of Lunar on my Max-signed Cubicle mat, pretty much ruining it:my brain equates a capitalized word to sarcasm
i did clean my mat with some cold water, its just dusty now because im trying to mod my tengy (i love that cube)
Don't worry, I bought a new one and got it re-signed.mfw some absolute idiot at a competition spilled about 3/4 of a 15cc bottle of Lunar on my Max-signed Cubicle mat, pretty much ruining it:
that’s good. you should have made that kid pay you backDon't worry, I bought a new one and got it re-signed.