william schran on sat 22 jan 05
Gina wrote:>Hi everybody, i am in need of an opinion. The kiln room
that i work in is not heated. It is below freezing and i loaded it
with dry bisqueware . I will not be able to fire it for two snowy
days. Will this damage my pots? <
I think you mean dry greenware, dry pots not fired yet. They become
bisqueware after the first firing.
Anyway, if the pots are dry, there shouldn't be any problem. If
you're concerned, just be certain to take it slow at the early stages
of the firing.
Bill, in Fredericksburg, VA, where we were due for a big snow, but
ended up with only an inch or so.
Snail Scott on sun 23 jan 05
At 03:51 AM 1/23/2005 -0500, you wrote:
>..It is below freezing and i loaded it with dry bisqueware...Will this
damage my pots?
If the work is dry, it can't freeze.
Just fire normally.
-Snail
gina mars on sun 23 jan 05
Hi everybody, i am in need of an opinion. The kiln room that i work in =
is not heated. It is below freezing and i loaded it with dry bisqueware =
. I will not be able to fire it for two snowy days. Will this damage my =
pots? Gina Mars
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