Is your clay heat processed or irridation used?
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Neither, that I know of. You could look on their direct website: LivingClayCo.com. They might have a better answer for you. My doctor uses it and recommended that I use it for a medical condition I have and feel it has done wonders for me. Others whom I know take it feel the same way about it. Hope my response helped a little...
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Living Clay® is an un-processed Calcium Bentonite Clay of high purity. Its optimal quality is achieved through selective mining practices and by following highly controlled milling and packaging procedures. Here at The Living Clay Co., we check for naturally occurring variance through batch testing which is reported in our Quality Control Report for any given batch. Our clay has not been irradiated or heat purified in any way.
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Clay might get stuck in it if the polymer clay is too stiff or soft or if you turn the hand crank in reverse. If it's too stiff it will crumble durring rolling.really by soft I mean clay that tends to be too soft to work with; As to how to remove the stuck clay use scrap clay to gather most of the material then roll a rag through(I use old scraps or a soft tee-shirt). But I'd still recommend getting it it makes reconditioning old clay much easier not to mention Skinner Blends are just about impossible without one.
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I'm sorry that I cannot answer your question. I use the clay in my Hemp Seed Oil and my Rosemary/Spearmint Goat's Milk Soap.
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Not exactly. It depends on the thickness of the clay. The item can be 1" long or 1' long and still require the same baking time if the clay is the same thickness. Refer to the package instructions for how many minutes per thickness and at what temp is required for it to cure without burning.
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You will experience a cooling sensation because many times your skin is inflamed even though you may not feel it. Inflammation produces heat so the clay cools it down.
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Clay-like substance?? I don't have the slightest idea what you talking about
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One the clay has dried, it cannot be reused. I have had my clay since April and can still use the clay. As long as it in resealable container, I assume it can be used until it is gone. It is terra cotta color, more red/brown than orange.
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Yes, thats the clay i use when making a piece. Just be sure to put a coat of the clear spray to seal it or the mold will tear your original apart and you'll have to scrub your mold. :) hope this helps and good luck on your work!
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It depends on what you intend to do with it. I use bentonite when I make shaving cakes and French green in other soap for slip and color.
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If the clay is broken I would discontinue using it, it could damage the electrical components by leaking out food.
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Robert this clay is self hardening and great for creating vase, coil pots and boxes. I really enjoy this brand of clay it very easy to manipulate and dry. I have been using since high school and I am in my forties. You must keep it covered when you not working with it due to drying process. You must knead before using it to avoid the cracking.Enjoy it! I do.
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No this is only meant for external application. If you want to do an internal cleanse look into using Bentonite Clay which can be used both internally and externally.
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Our clay is sourced from a mine near Death Valley. Yes, we always use the same source. The clay is not mined from the surface level, like cheaper clays, where it is exposed to and can absorb environmental contaminants, but rather from a vein deep below the surface, protected from the elements. We've had it tested both for mineral content and microbial content and it's naturally PURE! Thanks for asking.
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I dry the vehicle prior to clay treatment, because I want as clean of surface as possible prior to rubbing the abrasive against my paint. People interested in getting good results don't use "soapy water" as a lubricant. Most of the quick detailing products recommended for clay treatments aren't soapy. That being said, if you are hand washing with a microfiber mitt or similar and you are inside out of the sun then you probably could avoid drying, but be sure to rinse the vehicle first. If there is a chance those water beads could dry before you clay that section, I think you'd be making more work for yourself down the road. I dry the vehicle prior to clay treatment, because I want as clean of surface as possible prior to rubbing the abrasive against my paint. People interested in getting good results don't use "soapy water" as a lubricant. Most of the quick detailing products recommended for clay treatments aren't soapy. That being said, if you are hand washing with a microfiber mitt or similar and you are inside out of the sun then you probably could avoid drying, but be sure to rinse the vehicle first. If there is a chance those water beads could dry before you clay that section, I think you'd be... » Read More I dry the vehicle prior to clay treatment, because I want as clean of surface as possible prior to rubbing the abrasive against my paint. People interested in getting good results don't use "soapy water" as a lubricant. Most of the quick detailing products recommended for clay treatments aren't soapy. That being said, if you are hand washing with a microfiber mitt or similar and you are inside out of the sun then you probably could avoid drying, but be sure to rinse the vehicle first. If there is a chance those water beads could dry before you clay that section, I think you'd be making more work for yourself down the road. « Show Less
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Yes it is. It is known as Red Clay, Red Moroccan Clay, Ghassoul Clay and Oxide Clay. Just different names for one thing.
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I am not familiar with the item you mentioned however bentonite is powdered clay also. Clay is used merely as a clearing agent as it settles to the bottom
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The picture shows the glaze that is put on the clay after it is baked in the oven. Sculpey clay needs to be baked