Your mouse pad can get super gunky and dirty over time. And with the average desk hosting over 20,000 germs per square inch, the last thing you want is even more filth in your work area. Maybe you don’t have time for a bunch of spring cleaning, but you can at least start small by cleaning your mouse pad! We have sold millions of custom mouse pads since 2003, and based on feedback, we know they can get disgusting over time. This guide will help you keep a sanitary desk. Let’s make your mouse pad squeaky clean!
That’s it! This process* works for any mouse pad, whether you’re a gamer or an office worker. You can also use this method to clean a mouse pad with a wrist rest. The only exception is a tech mouse pad, such as one that’s equipped with a portable charger or LED lights. Water and technology are never friends! *Disclaimer: This process works for most mouse pads, but results may vary based on the material and quality of the mouse pads. Quality Logo Products® is not liable for any damage caused by washing your mouse pad. Would you rather watch than read? Check out this video! Yes, you can put your mouse pad in the washing machine if you don’t feel like cleaning it by hand. Mouse pads made from these materials are fair game:
Here’s how to clean a mouse pad in the washing machine*:  Use a mild detergent. Set the washer to cold water. Change the setting to a light cycle. Don’t use any bleach. Let your mouse pad air dry. You should never use warm water or throw your mouse pad in the dryer. The heat will cause damage to your mat! If you’re at all unsure about whether or not your mouse pad is safe for the washing machine, contact the manufacturer directly. *Disclaimer: This method works for materials that can safely go in the washing machine. Results may vary based on the material and quality of the mouse pads. Quality Logo Products® is not liable for any damage caused by washing your mouse pad. A mouse pad printed with a custom design may chip if put in the washing machine. It’s best to wash these by hand instead. The amount of times you clean your mouse pad is largely dependent on how often it’s used. A good rule of thumb is to try to clean your mouse pad at least 3 or 4 times a year, especially if you work in an office. Of course, increase that number for extreme situations. You never know when you’ll accidentally spill coffee or drop your mouse pad on the floor! Now that your mouse pad looks great, you may as well go all the way and clean up your entire desk. Here are some extra ideas for tidying up your workspace: Dust can easily fall between the keys on your keyboard. Use a can of compressed air and a feather duster to clear those bunnies away. Grab a microfiber cloth and use it to wipe down the monitors. This will help remove fingerprints and make your screen a bit clearer. Plants add a nice accent to any office space, but they also help purify the air. Go with something green and clean like a peace lily or spider plant. You’ll find a bunch of desk organizers designed specifically for paper. These are also a great place to store your notebooks. A decorative cup or mug is an easy way to organize your pens. It’s a lot better than letting them roll around in a drawer. Does your desk have a bunch of drawers and cabinets? Stick a few labels on the outside so you know what you’ll find inside. Be careful not to go too overboard with the décor. A nice lamp and a framed picture of your family is one thing, but you don’t need too many other knick-knacks in your space. That sandwich was delicious, but does the wrapper need to stay on your desk? Dispose of your garbage in a dedicated trash bin. Bonus points if you have a separate one for recycling! It turns out a clean desk not only helps your productivity and organization, but it’s also a great way to stay healthier. The average employee will miss 9 days a year due to a lack of workplace hygiene! Start small and give your mouse pad a good rinse, and when that’s all set, go all the way and clean the rest of your workspace. Your company may even want to implement a clean desk policy or set aside some time every month for tidying up the office. This guide is always here when you have some time for a bit of cleaning. Don’t let your mouse pad and the desk it sits on collect dust! You’ll be much more productive in a squeaky clean environment. References Peat, J. (2018, March 2). Average Desk Contains 400 Times More Germs Than a Toilet Seat, New Research Reveals. Retrieved September 2, 2019, from Padilla, J. (2019, April 23). How Do You Clean a Mouse Pad Without Screwing It Up? Retrieved September 4, 2019, from Drive Cleaning. (2015, October 6). What Should or Shouldn’t Be Dry Cleaned? Retrieved September 4, 2019, from Steelseries. (2019, April 11). Learn How to Clean Your Mouse Pad Here at SteelSeries.com. Retrieved September 4, 2019, from Hale, B. (2018, October 2). How to Clean a Mouse Pad: 3 Simple Methods for a Clean Mouse Pad. Retrieved September 4, 2019, from Pickard-Whitehead, G. (2018, January 29). Time to Tidy Up! Less Desk Clutter Makes You More Productive, Data Shows. Retrieved September 5, 2019, from |
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