Carol David on fri 25 jul 08
I only check the list occasionally, and so far all I've done is ask
questions. I don't feel like I have much information to give, as what
I do is fairly limited.
But - I did discover a little something that if you don't find useful,
you might find humorous. I recently got a waterpik for my teeth, and
have discovered that it's great for cleaning clay from under your
fingernails! If you don't have one this might sound disgusting - but
in fact the way it cleans is by shooting out a small, strong spray of
water, so the pick itself doesn't touch your fingernails.
Anyway, my 2 cents.
Kim Hohlmayer on mon 28 jul 08
Hi Carol,
That is a very nifty idea. I have also heard that they work well as a clay carving tool. --Kim H.
--- On Sat, 7/26/08, Carol David wrote:
> From: Carol David
> Subject: Cleaning up
> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
> Date: Saturday, July 26, 2008, 1:10 AM
> I only check the list occasionally, and so far all I've
> done is ask
> questions. I don't feel like I have much information
> to give, as what
> I do is fairly limited.
>
> But - I did discover a little something that if you
> don't find useful,
> you might find humorous. I recently got a waterpik for my
> teeth, and
> have discovered that it's great for cleaning clay from
> under your
> fingernails! If you don't have one this might sound
> disgusting - but
> in fact the way it cleans is by shooting out a small,
> strong spray of
> water, so the pick itself doesn't touch your
> fingernails.
>
> Anyway, my 2 cents.
Peggy Thompson on mon 28 jul 08
Waterpics are great and they are frequently cheap at thrift stores and
garage sales.Get any picks with them as they change brands and the picks are
not interchangeable.
Meg
On Sat, Jul 26, 2008 at 1:10 AM, Carol David wrote:
> I only check the list occasionally, and so far all I've done is ask
> questions. I don't feel like I have much information to give, as what
> I do is fairly limited.
>
> But - I did discover a little something that if you don't find useful,
> you might find humorous. I recently got a waterpik for my teeth, and
> have discovered that it's great for cleaning clay from under your
> fingernails! If you don't have one this might sound disgusting - but
> in fact the way it cleans is by shooting out a small, strong spray of
> water, so the pick itself doesn't touch your fingernails.
>
> Anyway, my 2 cents.
>
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