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From: Marilynn Smith
Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2011 16:18:55 GMT
Subject: [Baren 43723] Keeping damp paper
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The length of time paper can remain damp has many variables. I would
suggest dampening what is workable daily. If it takes a bit longer
because you are working in smaller batches it does. That way you will
not run the risk of mildewed paper. You can easily dry out the paper
you do not use and dampen again for use another day. The refrigerator
does work well, but if you paper is too large than keep your batches
smaller and very workable. Paper is an expensive commodity to loose.
Also if you have to throw a batch out due to mildew you loose that
working time, it is better to underestimate the time frame than to
loose paper and time.
Marilynn
suggest dampening what is workable daily. If it takes a bit longer
because you are working in smaller batches it does. That way you will
not run the risk of mildewed paper. You can easily dry out the paper
you do not use and dampen again for use another day. The refrigerator
does work well, but if you paper is too large than keep your batches
smaller and very workable. Paper is an expensive commodity to loose.
Also if you have to throw a batch out due to mildew you loose that
working time, it is better to underestimate the time frame than to
loose paper and time.
Marilynn
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