Rod, Marian, and Holly Morris on tue 4 apr 00
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Thanks for the many good ideas for making the overglaze colorants more
paintable. Here is my question- When I use CMC on the base, or syrup in the
overglaze, I get stinky glazes, but only sometimes. How are you all dealing =
with
the decomposition of the organic additives to your glazes and colorants? Do =
you
just mix up enough for one use? Add something to retard the fermenting? =
Thanks.
Marian in Michigan
Wade Blocker on wed 5 apr 00
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From: Rod, Marian, and Holly Morris
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Subject: What to do about Stinky Overglazes?
Date: Tuesday, April 04, 2000 12:05 PM
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Thanks for the many good ideas for making the overglaze colorants more
paintable. Here is my question- When I use CMC on the base, or syrup in the
overglaze, I get stinky glazes, but only sometimes. How are you all dealing
with
the decomposition of the organic additives to your glazes and colorants? Do
you
just mix up enough for one use? Add something to retard the fermenting?
Thanks.
Marian in Michigan
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Marian just add a few drops of Chlorox or more to your glaze, that should
stop the smell, Mia in ABQ
NakedClay@aol.com on thu 6 apr 00
Hi!
You might try a capful of bleach to your Overglazes, to kill the bacteria
that causes the odor. Bleach is also good to use with "stinky" glazes, and
slips, too.
Milton NakedClay@AOL.COM
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