Liz Willoughby on thu 5 jun 03
Bobbie, I used to use the shower caps too, from hotels, but the
covers made by Saran are infinitely better, the large one fits very
nice and snug over the wheel-head and is very durable. They are sold
in a package with various sizes included. I use them all the time in
the kitchen for covering pottery bowls that go in the fridge.
Plastic wrap just doesn't cling well, and besides I considered that
it was more environmentally friendly.
Good idea for covering the turntables with the caps.
Meticky Liz
> > A tip that I have been meaning to mention here on clayart too. In
>> Canada and the US, go to the grocery store and get some "saran
>> wraps". The largest one (looks like a shower cap, only larger, and
>> more durable), is perfect for covering your clay cookie on the
> > wheelhead, if you are leaving it for the day.
>Liz
>
>I have a son who travels for business and he saves all those great shower
>caps from the hotels for me. This is a way of getting your covers
>for FREE, and
>what potter doesn''t love FREE? They are also great for covering turntables
>when you are spraying. Clean up is a breeze.
>
>Bobbi in Central PA
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Ann Brink on fri 6 jun 03
Hah, deja vu---I can remember using plastic shower-cap type
things in the kitchen because Saran-wrap, etc hadn't been invented yet!
Ann Brink in Lompoc CA
Liz W. writes: Subject: Saran wraps/ was Bison Tools, etc.
> Bobbie, I used to use the shower caps too, from hotels, but the
> covers made by Saran are infinitely better, the large one fits very
> nice and snug over the wheel-head and is very durable. They are sold
> in a package with various sizes included. I use them all the time in
> the kitchen for covering pottery bowls that go in the fridge.
> Plastic wrap just doesn't cling well, and besides I considered that
> it was more environmentally friendly.
> Good idea for covering the turntables with the caps.
> Meticky Liz
>
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