Are you struggling with a Brother ScanNCut mat that just won’t stay sticky? Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered with these 3 quick steps to get your mat ultra clean and sticky again.
Plus, I’ve got answers to some frequently asked questions about cleaning and maintaining your cutting mat.
How to Clean the Rollers on a Scan N Cut
Before we dive into the steps to clean your cutting mat, let’s talk about the rollers on your Scan N Cut. Over time, they can get clogged with debris and lose their grip on the mat.
To clean them, simply use a soft cloth dampened with warm water and wipe them down. Be sure to dry them thoroughly before using your machine again.
How to Revive a Cutting Mat
If your cutting mat has lost its stickiness, there’s no need to panic. You can revive it with a simple cleaning method. Here’s what you’ll need:
- Baby wipes (non-alcohol version)
- Brother mat scraper
Instructions:
- Use the mat scraper to gently scrape away any excess debris.
- Take a baby wipe and gently clean the mat, using more wipes if needed.
- Leave the mat to air dry overnight, or for a minimum of 6-7 hours.
And voila! Your cutting mat should be good as new.
Conclusion
Cleaning and maintaining your Brother ScanNCut mat is a simple task that can have a big impact on the quality of your crafting projects. Whether you need to clean the rollers, revive a sticky mat, or remove lint, there are easy and gentle methods that can help.
Now that you know how to clean your mat find out how to make your own design files for your projects.
FAQ
No, you should never soak your cutting mat. This can damage the adhesive and cause it to lose its stickiness. Stick to using a damp cloth or baby wipes to clean your mat.
Seriously?! No, you should never wash your cutting mat in the machine. The agitation and heat can damage the mat and cause it to lose its stickiness. Stick to using gentle cleaning methods like the one I mentioned above.
If you’re struggling with lint or other small particles on your cutting mat, you can use a lint roller or a piece of packing tape to gently lift them off. Just be careful not to use anything too abrasive that could damage the mat.
