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It saves getting in trouble with your significant other for cutting into the kitchen table.
Cutting mats are self-healing which means that when you cut in to them it doesn't leave any score marks and is as good as new.
They come in various sizes from large A1 size (594mmx 841mm) right down to tiny A7 size (74mm x105mm)
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