Mike Gordon on fri 29 dec 06
Karen,
Put the bats on or near your heating source for your studio. I have a
wood stove, in my studio. I dry wet wood around it over nite. I also
stack freshly made bats under a bisque kiln when I fire it. Quick and
easy. Mike Gordon
John Rodgers on fri 29 dec 06
Moving air will dry things faster than any other method. Put your bats
where a fan can blow on them. An oscillating fan works best.
If you have a stove, and can blow the heat over the bats - mores the better!
Regards,
John Rodgers
Chelsea, AL
Mike Gordon wrote:
> Karen,
> Put the bats on or near your heating source for your studio. I have a
> wood stove, in my studio. I dry wet wood around it over nite. I also
> stack freshly made bats under a bisque kiln when I fire it. Quick and
> easy. Mike Gordon
>
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