Dan Taylor on thu 17 oct 96
Joan...try this. Instead of waxing, scrape the majority of glaze from the
foot by drawing your mug across a piece of window screen, then across a damp
piece of towelling. This works fine if you are not doing a gazillion. If
you are into it big-time, I would invest in a commercial foot-cleaning
machine. They are quite simple and I'm sure not terribly expensive. The
time saved would certainly pay for the investment in short order.
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Marcia Selsor & Matt Benacquista on fri 18 oct 96
When I was doing production, I use to use a pillow size piece
of foam pad like a flat sponge. I'd keep it damp and do a fast
twist of the pot to clean the foot. Just wash the foam after
it gets full of glaze. No wax and no fettling.
Marcia in Montana
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Andrew Berends on wed 30 oct 96
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Joan...try this. Instead of waxing, scrape the majority of glaze from the
>foot by drawing your mug across a piece of window screen, then across a damp
>piece of towelling. This works fine if you are not doing a gazillion. If
>you are into it big-time, I would invest in a commercial foot-cleaning
>machine. They are quite simple and I'm sure not terribly expensive. The
>time saved would certainly pay for the investment in short order.
>
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>Dan Taylor dataylor@mlc.awinc.com
>Taylor Clayworks Ph: (403)527-1002
>1340 - 10th Ave. NE Fax: (403)527-1032
>Medicine Hat, AB T1A 6G3 "Live your dreams"
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.....OR.....
Try buying a few different sizes of disposable foam brushes for $.50-$.90
at your local hardware store...simply wipe the bottoms of any fet after
dipping in glaze.
Natalie
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