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I have the same Creality glass build plate and I'd get that once in a while. A good scrub with dish soap and then a wipe down with 90% Isopropyl Alcohol may fix the problem. I do that regularly and I haven't seen the problem since making it part of my normal "every three or four prints" maintenance. I use Aquanet SuperHold hair spray to aid bed adhesion with PETG, but PLA doesn't need the help.
That's the main fix. There is a slight chance that the filament has picked up some moisture and it is turning to steam and making bubbles that are pushing up the first layer. I've only had one roll of filament that was bad right from the git go, but I did have the one. and it caused all sorts of odd problems.
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I have the same Creality glass build plate and I'd get that once in a while. A good scrub with dish soap and then a wipe down with 90% Isopropyl Alcohol may fix the problem. I do that regularly and I haven't seen the problem since making it part of my normal "every three or four prints" maintenance. I use Aquanet SuperHold hair spray to aid bed adhesion with PETG, but PLA doesn't need the help.
That's the main fix. There is a slight chance that the filament has picked up some moisture and it is turning to steam and making bubbles that are pushing up the first layer. I've only had one roll of filament that was bad right from the git go, but I did have the one. and it caused all sorts of odd problems.
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