Does anyone dip their piece in the jar and let it drip dry?
1845763
no i usually brush the glaze on with a nice paint brush and letting it dry for a bit until i set it down, when you are done with the paint brush you have used make sure you wash the paint brush really good so the glaze doesn't dry up on the paint paint brush. Trust me, i have had experience with that!
1845764
I had to watch it the entire time it dried and would remove the drip once it formed and wouldn't drop... once it gets too dry it becomes hard to remove the drip and then fix any spots cause by the removing of drip so you have to watch it close
1845765
I do, it works ok.. you have watch it and keep checking to make sure it doesnt dry with a big drop on the end where it hangs, but other than that it works really well.
810677
No, regular paint is too thick and will drip while drying. Visit a hobby or craft store, or buy paint off amazon. Testors is name brand for models
1996745
Hold the jar so that your index finger covers the bottom hole. Then fill the jar with honey. Better than having an extra piece and worry about not losing it.
1228702
no, but that's a good idea. I am storing salt in the one I bought and it seems to get some moisture in the jar. Let me know how it goes if u try it first.
944764
Yes. Liquid does not hold well at all. It leaks out from around lid. But I haven't has a problem with dry products.
1505357
I dont make candles but I have used drops in a remaining candle when it looses its smell and on coffee mug Warmers directly
2120520
I do not, I think slicing would make it dry out faster, unsliced you may have to just slice a bit off the cut end if not used all up.
876076
No. I put the water in and then put my drops of e.o. in the same well. Make sure to dry out container when finished so no build up starts...super easy to wipe dry!
1881888
No, I would use a separate bowl to mix and then transfer for dispensing. It is so easy to clean and no dripping from the bottom. I love mine!!! :)
1542888
No--I have used it for years and never had it dry out. I like it so well, I give it to everyone for an added gift when I want just a little more of a gift. Clean the top well before you put the cap back on and it will never get stuck--as every other glue I have used has done.
947945
Yes, but you can not dip it in water. I wipe oil off it with a paper towel.
1562662
I don't see why not. Maybe preheat the mason jar with some hot water first.
1763749
I have not, but I used to use a different oil in the dryer. I would put a couple of drops on a washcloth and throw it in the load. This oil is yellow, so I don't know if that would be an issue.
2098704
Sometimes I just pull the lid off...it works!After using it, don't put the lid on all the way...just rest it tilted on the jar so it doesn't get sick or you can just leave it uncovered in your cabinet!
1121160
I do! Sometimes it drips a few drops of water into the fridge if you don't point the nozzle up, but it's just water.
240361
Yes, I have one outside all the time. Sometimes moisture collects inside the jar which you need to dry out from time to time.
1204142
The jar comes with a tiny spatula which broke. I used my fingers for application until I tired of the paste under my nails. Now, I use a small, smooth, wooden spreader. It works like a charm. I keep it on top of the jar.