Can I Use Hand Sanitizer To Clean Acrylic Blocks

Cleaning Acrylic Blocks

Sometimes, ya just take to take a break from all the fun and exercise a trivial cleaning up. My acrylic blocks were a nightmare to say the least! The photograph beneath shows two of my dirty blocks on the left on a white paper towel. They were discolored with ink, greasy, gunky,and sticky from the agglutinative and cleaners I use for unmounted stamps. So much then that my stamps weren't adhering to the blocks correctly and I was making messes on my clean card stock. The blocks shown on the correct side have just been cleaned, just so you can encounter how muddy most of my blocks were. Hither's how I make clean my blocks. I lay out dry, white paper towels and so that I tin encounter the clay on my blocks. Then I have babe wipes and clean off the first layer of ink and gunk. For those hard to remove ink stains and gunky adhesives, I needed a lilliputian flake more assist though. So I got out my StazOn All Purpose Cleaner. I plant mine at my local scrapbook store. The applicator is made of a foam type material that really allowed me to scrub on the blocks. For the toughest stains, I applied the StazOn cleaner onto the cake and let it sit while I was working on another cake. With a piffling elbow grease and patience, all of my blocks were soon sparkling, clear and clean again.
I besides cleaned some of my stamps that had been stained pretty badly with black ink. Not all of the ink comes off but it cleans them up nicely and removes a lot of of the staining. Hope this little tip helps........now I'one thousand inspired once more and am heading to my stamp room to take some stamping fun!!

P.S.........Many of yous are missing my blog banner. Here's the deal: I am non good with figurer stuff and friends accept been helping me out with resizing, and a bunch of other techno junk. But I don't want to bother them so until I can figure out the banner matter myself, I'm keeping it simple and off to the side. Digital scrapbooking and altering of photos is on my to exercise list this year so we'll see if I can Always get the hang of it. In the meantime, I'll let my projects accept front and heart. I might show y'all my new pilus cut though soon! :) I'll be back with lots of new projects soon! Thanks for visiting!

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