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   Prior22 GBAtemp Advanced Fan

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   I have a computer chair with five wheels that I'd like to temporarily move closer to my tv to play games with. Problem is that it leaves marks on the carpet. I know about the old tennis ball method, but is there any other method out there that might allow for more mobility in terms of moving the chair with ease? Thanks.

    

   #1 Mar 25, 2011
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   Rydian Resident Furvert™

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   #2 Mar 25, 2011
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   Jugarina GBAtemp Fan

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   What about those big computer desk hunks of plastic that grips the carpet. I used to have one of those years ago that covered a decent sized area in and around my desk floor. Was perfect for rolling around on with those 5 wheels from my office leather chair and the plastic was cheap to buy also at the store.

    

   #3 Mar 25, 2011
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   Hells Malice Are you a bully?

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   This.
   I have one right now and it's incredibly convenient.
   Though, after about a year you may need to replace it. Mines getting cracked and I just recently stepped on a spike of plastic that was sticking up >_> ow.

    

   #4 Mar 25, 2011
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   ball2012003 Newbie

   Pick chair up maybe.

    

   #5 Mar 25, 2011
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   DrOctapu Magnificent Bastard

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   This. That's probably the simplest solution, unless you're extremely lazy.

    

   #6 Mar 26, 2011
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