ABOUT MOUSE PADS
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Cushion Your Chairs
Make non-skid cushions for wooden benches or under seat cushion pads for dining chairs. The rubber on the back will guarantee they don't slide around and they will last longer than the foam padding cushions since they don't bunch up as much.
Comfort Your Knees
Old computer mouse pads are just the right size to cushion your knees when you’re working in the garden. Kneel on them or attach them directly to your pant legs with duct tape.
Pad Your Table Legs
When you get a new mouse pad for your computer, don’t throw out the old one. Use it to make pads for table legs and chairs to prevent them from scratching wood and other hard-surface floors. Just cut the foam-and-cloth pad into small pieces and superglue each piece to the bottom of a table or chair leg.
Protect Floors
Keep pot-plant containers from scratching or damaging your hard floors by placing the pot on top of an old mouse pad and your floor will remain scratch-free. Use four pads for large pots.
Make a Hot Pad
Protect your table from hot casseroles, coffeepots and serving dishes by using old computer mouse pads as hot pads. The cloth-topped foam mouse pad is the perfect size to hold most hot containers you bring to the table.
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