is this product safe to use with edible ink
2073306
I've not had any opportunity for which to use edible ink. But, it seems reasonable that you could use it.
2073307
Very simple as 1 2 3,just pull n put back in.i recommend n cheaper than buying @Staples.
1551490
No; That should not be happening. Not mat product. Maybe a materiel that it is made from. A rubber blend of anyway.Will not hold up. Ink is REDFLAG.
798487
I doubt it. This item is a great hand sanitizer; not an ink removal product. Try paint thinner or scrub harshly with an S.O.S pad.
697238
Agree with others ..it would not last .. Another way is pretty Involved and time consuming ....Use Oil Based Sharpies AFTER making your outline on a cup with a Cricut Machine .. After coloring in the name , remove the "cricut stencil" AFTER initial drying time ..Then put the Oven safe Coffee or OTHER cup into the Oven ..THEN turn on oven and heat up to around 350 for about 20 -30 minutes .... then turn off oven and let cool off completely..This "Cures" the ink and "might" be dishwasher safe or atleast hand wash safe ...
819712
I can not testify if the ink is sterile; tho each bottle has a lot #, Date of MFG, & Best By date. One could only assume that the control factor of this product is very high. I myself have never had an issue using this ink with any customers, some insist on it!.
814996
It's not edible. That means it shouldn't be sprinkled on food or mixed in with food. No one should be eating this scrapbooking supply. Edible glitter is made from gum arabic, sanding sugar, or gelatin. If something is going to be eaten, then EVERYTHING on the product needs to be edible.
1881271
Yes, shouldn't be a problem - I used black ink, but didn't notice any issues with the paper being too slick or anything.
636533
Hmmmm good question no idea. The box is labeled with the ASTM D 4236 how this does not men it is not non toxic rather that it conforms to the art usage codes set forth by the American Standard institute being acceptable for use as an art product. So you my want to research it yourself . I would say it was probably ok to use with 6yo children and older but would not use it where young children would ingest the ink.
305061
The consistency of the dried silicone is quite pliable so should not be bothersome; not sure of possible chemical irritation so check online before using. Might be better product at materials retailer. Good luck.
1550732
I have only used this ink for printing on paper. I would try Googling for the answer to that question.
1302166
The ink is designed to be safe for fountain pens, and I have not found it to behave any differently than any other fountain pen ink I use. It hasn't clogged any pen I've put it in (save for if the pen is ignored for too long and it dries out a bit--again, typical for any ink). In general, I recommend fountain pen users flush their pens with water periodically. This is a good care-and-feeding procedure, and will limit the impact this (or any) ink will have on your pen.
269394
That is exactly what I used it for. This paint is designed for school children. So it is non-toxic, even if accidentally consumed orally.
267178
I use Indian ink in mine . I am sure it would just have not used it on that material before
896437
This printer was bought for a gift. I contacted the person and they said "yes" and you can not use for paper and food items at the same time. The printer is for edible projects only. I hope it helps.
1276899
DonnaThe directions on the container indicate that it is not advisable to put this on anything edible (for humans.) We use it to protect flowers and I spray it on our fruit trees before they blossom to keep the deer from eating the branches. We live in Northern Maine so I'm not sure we would have the same results as Washington State. Other than that the product works very well as far as we are concerned.
1345616
I have never used this product for food, cosmetics only. If you use anything in food it should be FDA certified to be safe. There is no evidence that it has been packaged in a manner that would prevent you from getting sick if you ate a significant quantity, unless you refined it first. If you refine it then you would lose most of the properties that you are looking for in raw butters. Find one that states it is edible. Then you'll be safe
61630
Yes, BUT Most importantly.....The printer you use must be DEDICATED TO THE EDIBLE "INK"...... You can contact Edible Supply and ask which printer(s) they recommend. I used an Epson printer, had a ton of trouble, contacted Kopy Kake, and they suggested the Canon 5320 since they had experienced good results with that model. Since these are the folks who are so deeply involved with the "edible" picture products, I took that advice and ordered my Canon 5320. I've not had a minutes trouble with the Canon.