Mousepad feels bumpy

[blxtn]

I just got this mousepad in, the HyperX Fury Pro Large. Its a pretty thick mousepad. But there is an issue

The mousepad feels very bumpy out of the box, I've had it for 2 days so far, it's fairly difficult to deal with. Every thick mousepad I've owned has done this, and I ended up never using them, could someone help out and tell me why its bumpy, and how to get rid of it? Ive tried iron-ing it, sticking it in the dryer, putting something heavy on it for a few hours.

[Enderman]

Uh..........

I don't think those materials are safe to iron and put in a dryer......

[deleted_member_030719]

If you're just going to do random shit to it, here's a list of things to try:

• Lighterfluid
• Fireworks
• Gun powder
• Bubble gum

Now, if you feel it's "bumpy" then return it & buy a different one.

[Canada EH]

11 minutes ago, blxtn said:

could someone help out and tell me why its bumpy, and how to get rid of it? Ive tried iron-ing it, sticking it in the dryer, putting something heavy on it for a few hours.

Just buy a different mouse pad. I am currently using a writing mat and it works great. Its got a plasticy top to it, but also some foam underneath.

[blxtn]

9 minutes ago, Enderman said:

Uh..........

I don't think those materials are safe to iron and put in a dryer......

They are full cloth mousepads, of course they are

[Canada EH]

Just now, blxtn said:

They are full cloth mousepads, of course they are

If they are polyester (plastic) then it would melt. Clothing is made from plastics, thats why when it burns its so hard to get off your skin.

[Megah3rtz]

4 minutes ago, Jed M said:

If you're just going to do random shit to it, here's a list of things to try:

• Lighterfluid
• Fireworks
• Gun powder
• Bubble gum

Now, if you feel it's "bumpy" then return it & buy a different one.

I feel like ironing it would void the warrenty. 

[blxtn]

Just now, Megah3rtz said:

I feel like ironing it would void the warrenty. 

It doesn't have a warranty, I ordered it from eBay lol

[Canada EH]

What about taking a flat razor to the bumps?

Or clamp it down in a workshop vice between some thick wood or metal.

[blxtn]

1 minute ago, Canada EH said:

 

Or clamp it down in a workshop vice between some thick wood or metal.

I've read on some forums about doing that 

[Canada EH]

Just now, blxtn said:

I've read on some forums about doing that 

Yes or better yet place the item under a press, like a multi-ton press.

[ARikozuM]

Just now, Canada EH said:

Yes or better yet place the item under a press, like a multi-ton press.

If a couple hundred pounds of force per foot can't flatten a mousemat, you're f#cked.

[Enderman]

10 minutes ago, blxtn said:

They are full cloth mousepads, of course they are

And you think that all cloth can be ironed and put in the dryer??

Maybe you should try reading the instructions first?

It will say on the website if a mouse pad is washable or not and if you can put it under high heat.