How do I dry a mouse pad?
 

No there's no semen or any bodily fluid spilled on it.

I was getting up from my desk and my chair slammed against my desk and spilled a bottle of water...there any trick to dry it up? I soaked most of it with papertowels.

buy a new one.

Just let it sit there for a day.

Do people use mouse pads anymore?

i have a rubber mousepad my alienware came with, by far the best surface i have ever put my mouse on.

http://alienware.com/GearShop_Pages/Gea ... CatId=1286

You need it if you have a good mouse.

Using a gaming mouse surface makes a huge difference.

[quote:cb000]Alienware® Mousepad
Your mouse surface plays an integral role in providing effective communication between you and your computer. Whether your focus is gaming, graphic, or other professional applications, the mouse surface that you use must be consistent and provide precise tracking ability. The Alienware® mousepad provides two surfaces to satisfy the needs of both ball and optical mice users. It is slim and stylish, perfect for LAN parties, office use or at home.
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ha... atleast you didnt spend extra money on that marketting bs..
my desk is plenty "consistent and provide precise tracking ability" for my mouse.

I use a Func 1030.

just leave it out in the sun for an hour.

nuke it

I have had the same black pad since 1999.

A Frominco Deluxe = owns any other mousepad out there.

http://www.xraypad.com/products_1.html


[img]http://www.xraypad.com/graphics/Product/blackb.jpg[/img]

Im using some everglide "pad" that would knock you unconcious if it was just swung in your general direction, fucking bricks. cuss: annoy:

that god damn pad of mine is the most durable fuker ive seen yet ... almost a year old and just as good as the day i got it... i bought one of those rat pads and it didnt even last a year.

I'm still using the Dell pad that came with the computer when I got it at the start of last year....