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Old 11-11-2004, 07:21 PM   #1  
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Default Bleach technique question

I need some instructions. I love what I've seen done with this technique. Has anyone tried just using the Clorox wipes? I'm a little bit leary of having bleach solution that I could easily spill everywhere. If you do use the bleach solution, what's the recipe (parts water to parts bleach)? Also, do you have to do any thing special to your stamps so that the bleach won't damage the rubber? Thanks in advance for any advice you guys can provide.
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Old 11-11-2004, 07:38 PM   #2  
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I use bleach right out of the bottle onto a papertowel sitting in a plastic throw away plate. This makeshift "inkpad" works well. After I'm done I rinse my stamps under real warm water and let 'em dry. Never tried the wipes.

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Thanks for the info Annette!
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I use my bleach pen, easier to control and a little thicker. I have also heard of people using a piece of felt on a plate to pour bleach onto as a makeshift pad.
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I use Clorox gel bleach, and I brush it on with a paintbrush.
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Thanks for all the good ideas!
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