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Two tips from Jen McGuire

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I think it was Keitha who asked about cleaning acrylic blocks? Jen recommends Ultra Clean from Hero Arts for cleaning stamps and stamping tools.

Another interesting thing - if you have warped card fronts, run it through your laminator just inside a folded piece of copy paper. The heat & rollers will flatten it. I don't own a laminator but that sure might be a good reason to get one! I wonder if 12" paper will go through it? I would use it more for warped pages (from mixed media backgrounds).

Oh - and I just ordered the bone folder!
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When my acrylic blocks get grungy I use the Lawn Fawn shammy. It removes dye and pigment ink. If the pigment ink dries, then a bit of stamp cleaner works. I've also cleaned them with just soap and water.
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Thanks Pam. Yes, I was asking about cleaning my stamping platform. I have a Lawn Fawn shammy; guess it's time to get it out of the drawer and leave it on my table!
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Definitely the shammy for the platform, but do it as soon as you notice the smear if you're using pigments. It's not recommended to use harsh cleaners on them.
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