Spray Bottles

[Monica]

Please be careful if using isopropyl alcochol with your reinkers. Make sure you're in a well-ventilated area and try not to breathe it. It's not good for your lungs and I would hate for any of you to wind up in the ER! Also, do not use the TH blending solution in a spray bottle. He has told people specifically not to do this, as it can be harmful when used that way.

[Trixie]

I met these people on the internet. I thought they were my friends. They introduced me to lots of products, but the one that really got me hooked was blending solution. I was able to handle it until I put it in a spray bottle. I ended up with nothing, but a room full of art supplies and a manic desire to create. I couldn't concentrate on my job. I would have these random thoughts all day about combining gelatos and glitter, distress ink and embossing powder... I was addicted. I would tell you more, but I just heard there is a sale on white card stock at Staples and I have to go...

Watch out for the people you meet on the internet.

Judy

[mpizzazz]

I met these people on the internet. I thought they were my friends. They introduced me to lots of products, but the one that really got me hooked was blending solution. I was able to handle it until I put it in a spray bottle. I ended up with nothing, but a room full of art supplies and a manic desire to create. I couldn't concentrate on my job. I would have these random thoughts all day about combining gelatos and glitter, distress ink and embossing powder... I was addicted. I would tell you more, but I just heard there is a sale on white card stock at Staples and I have to go...

Watch out for the people you meet on the a internet.

Judy

We've created a monster! Just don't breathe in!

[mpizzazz]

Seriously, I don't understand about using alcohol to make mists. Cheryl, can you explain? I can see using it with alcohol inks instead of blending solution but....what else?

[troublesmom]

Marianne I have not used it in a while, just use in place of water as it dries much faster than water. I use it with SU ink refills. Yes, you don't want to breath it but if you just use a little and are well ventilated it should be no problem.