MooKu SG You know how sometimes ironing a piece of paper can make it 'wavy'? My sis used my textbook (!!) as her mousepad. Her mouse is wireless so it generates a lot of heat. Furthermore it was placed beside the laptop! Now my textbook is wavy and so unflippable! It used to be so nice and flippy. I don't even want to use it for studying now. Any cure?
MooKu SG I tried putting it in the freezer for a while because I thought the paper just expanded. But I think it probably dried up from the heat. Will attempting to put back moisture (e.g. putting a loaf of bread with the book in a sealed box) help?
MooKu SG A new one costs $40. I have a spare one, given by my uni, but it's quite stupid to use a new book just because the old one is dumbo right? Somemore I can sell that brand new spare book next year.....
MooKu SG the loaf of bread one came from baking cookies if you bake chewy cookies and they become dry after a while of storing them, i think you can put a slice of bread into the cookie tin to restore some moisture in them anyway i went and flipped my book like a thousand times now it's slightly better if anyone has any good ideas, post here okie i take pride in my textbooks! they're always so well-taken care of, you'll suspect if i ever used them
TehJarVu SG conclusion: wireless mouse is no good!!! my normal optical mouse use whole day also no hot!
aku1b0d0 SG no la. optical mouse sucks. sometimes stuck, and it gets hot easily. but if i'm not wrong, there's an optical mouse that FLOATS.
MooKu SG become soggy how? heh i think at the most i flip the whole book for a few more minutes and make it so seasoned the paper becomes soft
