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| What works best to cut pool noodles? I've seen several decorations I like using them and would like to try it (gears, dna).
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| | I had great success using my husband's small miter box and a serrated bread knife from the dollar store. Pam |
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| | Just pretend you are carving the Thanksgiving bird! The electric knife works great!!! |
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| I am a car seat technician installing car seats and we use pool noodles all the time. We use scissors to cut them. It is very easy.
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| Thanks! Tried the electric knife and it was super easy!
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| | I used my bread knife... worked great.... smooth knives don't work... you need to use...what the word?... the knives with ridges.... oh I can't think of the word..... I am on lunch break... Been working at the church on decoration for MONDAY... I am so excited... Brain is on VBS mode only.... Missy 11 |
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