Thank you so much for giving me a solution for cleaning pipettes- I avoided using them because I couldn't stand the thought of throwing them away. Try to live my life green, now I will look for some good quality ones and reuse away! Other tips in this video are also priceless!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!! I am a resin newbie ... molded my first key rings today and then thought "oh dear, now how do I clean the pipettes". You are a hero for sharing. Thanks again. Happy resining
I'm fairly new to resin but realised early on that all your tools need to be cleaned as soon as you finish with them. I also have a Hand Samitizer pump on my work spacer ane just 1 squirt makes all the difference to ease of cleaning pots out. Hope you find this helpful and thank you for your great videos.
I just recently tried an experiment to see if I could clean my pipettes after using them for resin. I used rubbing alcohol and it worked perfectly! I was surprised. I didn't think it would work because I thought I had heard someone say they can't be cleaned. Now they will last a lot longer.
I recently discovered alcohol wipes for cleaning up plastic pots and tools and they're AMAZING! I've been able to avoid dealing with messy uncured resin and parts 1 and 2-- I NEVER get around to cleaning up till the next day. I still use baby wipes on anything silicone. Thanks Steve!
Awesome! Thank you!! Got the link from a member of a Beginner Resin Artist group that I joined as I asked about cleaning pipettes. Love that you demonstrate it!
Those “brittle shot glasses” are sold at dollar tree and are my favorite little mixing cups for colors. I clean mine with wipes too. Thanks for how to clean the pipettes. I tried to squeeze all the resin out of mine and failed but glad to know I am on the right track. I will try some more of your techniques to get them clean. I use painters tape to tape a large kitchen trash bag to my table instead of the brown paper. The resin peals right off of it. Eventually it gets crinkled and warn but it lasts for a good amount of time.
For your table, try coving it with a shower curtain that you can get at dollar tree. They’re a little thicker, cover a larger area, and last longer than trash bags.
Cleaning up and soaking stubborn molds in soap and water has been a game changer for me, thank you for that Steve! I now keep a shallow bucket of soapy warm water by my art area to drop in items ive wiped almost clean that I need to move on from in the moment, molds that aren't releasing, or molds ive demolded that have bits of resin still attached or smeared on it thats cured. Its super helpful!
I worry about what to do with the soapy water afterwards. Can't put it down drains because it ends up out in the ocean and if you pour it onto the ground the resin bits are in the soil
Hi Steve. Thank you for this video, I have been trying to work out the best way to clean & reuse my pipettes after I have used them with resin. Sometimes the simplest solutions to problems pass is by while we believe that the answer will be a little bit more complicated. I am sure many of us have had this problem & relieved that you made this video with a solution. When I am about to do some work with resin on my silicon mat, I prepare it first with a light coating of silicone mould release spray. Sometimes using my silicone spreaders to ensure it is spread across the mat evenly while giving the spreaders a very light coating. I have also found using a rectangular painters pallet with the little sections all in a single row where you would put your paint colours to & use this to arrange small items I maybe adding to my resin as well as using another to lay my mixing sticks, pipettes & tiny spoons for adding mica powders & glitters so that they all stay separate from each other & not rest next to each other. This prevents them accidentally mixing colours together etc. Again a big thank you for your video. It took me a little while to find it, but it was well worth the search of your videos 🤩
The pipettes tip is AMAZING thank you! And I’m going to use baby wipes in my cups and in my mat from now on! Thanks for that too! Can’t wait for the next video as I had some resin that didn’t set and I ended up cleaning what I could and pouring a new batch of resin so that the sticky layer stuck to it. But I did have to then throw that piece away so a bit wasteful but cheaper than buying a new mould.
👍🏽. I always clean my silicone cups and sticks or mixer with baby wipes as soon as I finish working but as never been able to clean the pipettes. I’m so happy you showed how to clean the pipettes. Thanks very much Steve.
Thanks for this video! I have been waiting for it since I heard you were saving all your used pipettes on another video, I already have 2 but since I was worried I would ruin then with resin I never used it for that! I never thought it would be so simple...
Thank you, Steve for the new tips, and explaining why the new ways are superior to the older ways . I bought one of those clear heavy vinyl tablecloth covers to put on my workspace, and figure I can use that instead of paper under my silicone mat. If it becomes too icky to use, I have a whole roll of the stuff, so I can exchange. It's more expensive than the paper, but i figure I won't need to replace it as often. The pipettes idea was brilliant too. For the baby wipes, I ordered a case of them, so that they're a bit cheaper per use.
Thank you for the advice on cleaning silicone jugs. I’ve been leaving it to dry and then cleaning it out with alcohol. The baby wipes are so much easier and quicker.
Thank you for not only sharing how you clean your studio & tools but also for showing you doing it. Very thorough and helpful. I do have a non-cleaning question - how you ever sprayed resin with alcohol to deal with bubbles? Just curious. I totally agree with your thoughts re masking tape and wrinkles! If it were only that easy.
I use house hold cleaning wipes I also make soap lol do you spray the back of your soap with alcohol or isopropanol they are also handy for clean up, I have to do all my resin and soap etc on my kitchen work tops so I really have to be careful and try not to get resin over anything but it does happen from time to time and if I miss a bit when I clean up and it sets I find a spray with pure acetone leave it a few minutes then get one of my wipes and a spoon and put the spoon on top of folded wipe normally works with out scratch
@@elliewilliams4131 hey Ellie, I have a clear plastic sheet I use on the bench/countertop, I have also used those flannel backed plastic tablecloths, I also use wipes to clean as I go, but for spilled raw soap I use an old rag and just put it in a bag for 24 hours and wash as normal when the soap has saponified....I also have a big silicone mat for resin projects and when the resin cures you just peel it off! 👍
Thanks Steve for all your great videos. I learn so much from you. I am brand new at this, in fact I have tried for 2 months now to get all my supplies, watch videos, etc and just find the time, to pour my first one. Sad but true. I need to just get the first one out of the way so I can feel comfortable and learn from my mistakes. Hopefully this week I will get a chance to do my first resin jewelry. For those that have a dollar store around, I have several Dollar Trees in my area, you can get baby wipes there. If you want to buy them in bulk, as it may be cheaper that way, then Sam's Club, Costco or even Walmart is my suggestion. Also Dollar Tree has baby oil, creamy baby oil and other things like that. It is the cheapest place to get those kinds of items as far as I know. Hope this helps. Take care everyone and stay safe.
thank you so much for sharing your tips. i love the fact i can clean the pipettes and reuse as much as possible to reduce waste. i definitely cant be without the silicone cups though lol thanks again you are awesome!
To save as much resin as possible I place my pouring cup upside down on a long skewer type stick that it pushed into some foam/flower oasis type stuff on a slant so that the resin runs down and drops in the one place. I put a mould underneath to catch these drops. The resin that is left sticks to the skewer and will come out easily when skewer is removed. Hope this is of inrerest to someone
You could save yourself some time cleaning off your table if you switched to melamine. Resin comes off nicely, as well as white board markers. I use a melamine surface all the time to make notes for mixing and whatever, then save the "right" mix to a notebook, then just wipe the melamine.
I have even found some left over resin on floor or on the table and with care have used a lighter heated up the resin and then use the scraper and it’s come off easily
Liked and subbed. I just found your videos. I really appreciate the pipette tip. I have been throwing out pipettes constantly. Thank you for making videos. I love your accent.
There you are! I was watching this very informative, as always, video, and realized all of a sudden that something was amiss. Not one joke, ok, ok there was one tiny derogatory "I'm messy" comment. (Bye, the bye, messy destructor is my middle name lol joining the messy club) but all of a sudden, there it was, the wrinkle joke. I actually let out a huge breath I didn't even know I was holding. You are amazing and greatly appreciated, and revered, oh I could go on and on Steve! :). But your sense of humor, and charm is what sucks us towards your light! I digress, I just needed to express my feelings towards you on top of buying you a coffee. Stay cool and stay you! Loves from the U.S.A.
i use house hold wipes with alcohol in the ones that kill everything great to use i use 3 cups for 6 colours use a colour pop cleaning cloth in then next repeat i dont wipe with a towel i have found they dry very quickly and anything left from the wipe helps with the bubbles, i cant do a sodding thing with pippet , i love grease prof paper and and to be honest i prefer it to the silicon mat
Do you have anything like a dollar store in your area? Because you could buy the plastic vinyl shower curtains to cover your wood table with it and then put your brown craft paper on top of it. So when you remove the craft paper if there’s anything on the vinyl shower curtain it usually will just peel off but worst case scenario it only cost you a dollar anyway and you can replace it and still keep your wood table safe. That’s usually what I do to my tables they’re not wood but they’re just regular folding tables but like you said so that I can try and keep the surfaces clean and level as possible that’s how I take care of my table. Thought I’d share 😃
For UV resin I use an old fashioned alcohol dispenser and cotton balls or wipes- it does a great job. If it's cured or really stained I use acetone (on tools- not the piece, that is!).
I have found it won't work with just soapy water because there are so many bristles. I have to put it in a cup of acetone over night and it cleans it! After that let air dry and you can reuse the acetone I think more than once !
Hi. I watch your stuff from time to time and really learn a lot from you. This video was very valuable. I was looking specifically for information about cleaning the pipettes. I went into your description box to see about the links and found your links to Amazon and that you are an associate. I think that’s great. I want to support you with my purchase. You have listed a number of things that I need. I’m curious, when I go into Amazon through that link and buy anything that’s posted within that category does that give you an income or is it only the first thing that comes up? It doesn’t seem like you have a store. When I went in there to purchase the pipettes, I had to go down to the next thing to be able to purchase. Does that still give you income? I want to make sure my purchase helps you. I need many of the things you have listed. I hope you see this soon because I’d like to make my purchase actually did they have possible I know that’s probably unrealistic. I have a resin project that I need to start and need the supplies. Please guide me on what I need to do to ensure you get your portion of the sale. Thanks for all the help.
Thank you so much! I still have one question: Do you have any advice on cleaning syringes from resin? I use them quite frequently with UV resin, but I don't want to throw them out.
I am so glad to see that I am not the only one that wipes off my gloves and reuses then again. My boyfriend makes fun of me for doing that. And the way I look at it as long as it's not ripped I can reuse it why throw them away
Boots sell a silicone spatula used for putting face masks on. I bought a couple. Rather than waiting for amazon. The Works sell plastic palette knives. Also the range do fairly cheap ones.
@@bloodycreekdesigns1419 thank you all I’m using the spatulas my waxin kit at moment hoping and praying shops will open again so off to Sally’s nd works again thank you xx
Did you try the alcohol for the pipettes Steve? Also you have spelt my name wrong when you put the members names up......Kasie with 1 s not 2..😊 and it’s pronounced kasey/Kc, rhymes with Stacey. Not Cassie. And I’m so proud you got my last name right first go! Well done that never happens!!, I got 4-5 first aid Certificates once cause they kept spelling it wrong! Lol
Great thank u so much never used resin on my channel but want to give it a try so this helps a lot i wish also u do one for acrylic paint the eady way By the way if u have a chance give me your opinion in my projects appreciate that dear ⚘😊⚘ تمام كتير منيح 👍
Thank you so much for giving me a solution for cleaning pipettes- I avoided using them because I couldn't stand the thought of throwing them away. Try to live my life green, now I will look for some good quality ones and reuse away! Other tips in this video are also priceless!
omg me 2 😂
I needed this. Resin is so messy no matter how much you try to be clean!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!! I am a resin newbie ... molded my first key rings today and then thought "oh dear, now how do I clean the pipettes". You are a hero for sharing. Thanks again. Happy resining
Thanks for all your tips and tricks. I especially liked the pipepette one.😊🎉
Parchment paper works very well, as well!
Omg why oh why didn't I find you sooner, I have thrown so many sticks,pots and pipettes, thankyou for this information
Thank you for these tips …It is NOT easy being NEW! So much to learn!
Merry Christmas!!
I'm fairly new to resin but realised early on that all your tools need to be cleaned as soon as you finish with them. I also have a Hand Samitizer pump on my work spacer ane just 1 squirt makes all the difference to ease of cleaning pots out. Hope you find this helpful and thank you for your great videos.
I also clean withe the hand sanitizer
OMG🤗🙏 just love ur little tips.. thank you so much, i was cracking my head about the pippettes😅😅
For resin blobs that did stick to table or work surface, warm it up w heat gun just a bit. It softens the resin and makes it much easier to peel up.
I just recently tried an experiment to see if I could clean my pipettes after using them for resin. I used rubbing alcohol and it worked perfectly! I was surprised. I didn't think it would work because I thought I had heard someone say they can't be cleaned. Now they will last a lot longer.
That’s awesome! I hated trying to clean pipetts! So I had to throw away. I quit using them! I will use them again!! Thank you!
I recently discovered alcohol wipes for cleaning up plastic pots and tools and they're AMAZING! I've been able to avoid dealing with messy uncured resin and parts 1 and 2-- I NEVER get around to cleaning up till the next day. I still use baby wipes on anything silicone. Thanks Steve!
Awesome! Thank you!! Got the link from a member of a Beginner Resin Artist group that I joined as I asked about cleaning pipettes.
Love that you demonstrate it!
Those “brittle shot glasses” are sold at dollar tree and are my favorite little mixing cups for colors. I clean mine with wipes too.
Thanks for how to clean the pipettes. I tried to squeeze all the resin out of mine and failed but glad to know I am on the right track. I will try some more of your techniques to get them clean.
I use painters tape to tape a large kitchen trash bag to my table instead of the brown paper. The resin peals right off of it. Eventually it gets crinkled and warn but it lasts for a good amount of time.
For your table, try coving it with a shower curtain that you can get at dollar tree. They’re a little thicker, cover a larger area, and last longer than trash bags.
Cleaning up and soaking stubborn molds in soap and water has been a game changer for me, thank you for that Steve! I now keep a shallow bucket of soapy warm water by my art area to drop in items ive wiped almost clean that I need to move on from in the moment, molds that aren't releasing, or molds ive demolded that have bits of resin still attached or smeared on it thats cured. Its super helpful!
Great idea!
I worry about what to do with the soapy water afterwards. Can't put it down drains because it ends up out in the ocean and if you pour it onto the ground the resin bits are in the soil
You are a life saver Steve!
Hi Steve. Thank you for this video, I have been trying to work out the best way to clean & reuse my pipettes after I have used them with resin. Sometimes the simplest solutions to problems pass is by while we believe that the answer will be a little bit more complicated. I am sure many of us have had this problem & relieved that you made this video with a solution. When I am about to do some work with resin on my silicon mat, I prepare it first with a light coating of silicone mould release spray. Sometimes using my silicone spreaders to ensure it is spread across the mat evenly while giving the spreaders a very light coating. I have also found using a rectangular painters pallet with the little sections all in a single row where you would put your paint colours to & use this to arrange small items I maybe adding to my resin as well as using another to lay my mixing sticks, pipettes & tiny spoons for adding mica powders & glitters so that they all stay separate from each other & not rest next to each other. This prevents them accidentally mixing colours together etc. Again a big thank you for your video. It took me a little while to find it, but it was well worth the search of your videos 🤩
Thank you, I love your videos, so informative. I am new to resin art, you have been a great teacher.
The pipettes tip is AMAZING thank you! And I’m going to use baby wipes in my cups and in my mat from now on! Thanks for that too!
Can’t wait for the next video as I had some resin that didn’t set and I ended up cleaning what I could and pouring a new batch of resin so that the sticky layer stuck to it. But I did have to then throw that piece away so a bit wasteful but cheaper than buying a new mould.
👍🏽. I always clean my silicone cups and sticks or mixer with baby wipes as soon as I finish working but as never been able to clean the pipettes. I’m so happy you showed how to clean the pipettes. Thanks very much Steve.
Thank you Steve. This is so helpful.
Thanks for this video! I have been waiting for it since I heard you were saving all your used pipettes on another video, I already have 2 but since I was worried I would ruin then with resin I never used it for that! I never thought it would be so simple...
You're my hero!! Thank you for this!
I have wasted so many pipettes! Thank you. So handy!
Thank you, Steve for the new tips, and explaining why the new ways are superior to the older ways . I bought one of those clear heavy vinyl tablecloth covers to put on my workspace, and figure I can use that instead of paper under my silicone mat. If it becomes too icky to use, I have a whole roll of the stuff, so I can exchange. It's more expensive than the paper, but i figure I won't need to replace it as often. The pipettes idea was brilliant too. For the baby wipes, I ordered a case of them, so that they're a bit cheaper per use.
Thank you for the advice on cleaning silicone jugs. I’ve been leaving it to dry and then cleaning it out with alcohol. The baby wipes are so much easier and quicker.
Thank you for not only sharing how you clean your studio & tools but also for showing you doing it. Very thorough and helpful. I do have a non-cleaning question - how you ever sprayed resin with alcohol to deal with bubbles? Just curious. I totally agree with your thoughts re masking tape and wrinkles! If it were only that easy.
I'm just getting into resin and this is really helpful. Thank you for sharing your tips and tricks.
Thank you! My work area always gets so messy and I really loved the bit on cleaning the pippetes
I need as much help as I can get for cleaning up after myself lol with resin and soap making it
Baby oil
I use house hold cleaning wipes I also make soap lol do you spray the back of your soap with alcohol or isopropanol they are also handy for clean up, I have to do all my resin and soap etc on my kitchen work tops so I really have to be careful and try not to get resin over anything but it does happen from time to time and if I miss a bit when I clean up and it sets I find a spray with pure acetone leave it a few minutes then get one of my wipes and a spoon and put the spoon on top of folded wipe normally works with out scratch
@@elliewilliams4131 hey Ellie, I have a clear plastic sheet I use on the bench/countertop, I have also used those flannel backed plastic tablecloths, I also use wipes to clean as I go, but for spilled raw soap I use an old rag and just put it in a bag for 24 hours and wash as normal when the soap has saponified....I also have a big silicone mat for resin projects and when the resin cures you just peel it off! 👍
Thanks Steve for all your great videos. I learn so much from you. I am brand new at this, in fact I have tried for 2 months now to get all my supplies, watch videos, etc and just find the time, to pour my first one. Sad but true. I need to just get the first one out of the way so I can feel comfortable and learn from my mistakes. Hopefully this week I will get a chance to do my first resin jewelry.
For those that have a dollar store around, I have several Dollar Trees in my area, you can get baby wipes there. If you want to buy them in bulk, as it may be cheaper that way, then Sam's Club, Costco or even Walmart is my suggestion. Also Dollar Tree has baby oil, creamy baby oil and other things like that. It is the cheapest place to get those kinds of items as far as I know. Hope this helps. Take care everyone and stay safe.
thank you so much for sharing your tips. i love the fact i can clean the pipettes and reuse as much as possible to reduce waste. i definitely cant be without the silicone cups though lol thanks again you are awesome!
Thank you for this valuable information.
To save as much resin as possible I place my pouring cup upside down on a long skewer type stick that it pushed into some foam/flower oasis type stuff on a slant so that the resin runs down and drops in the one place. I put a mould underneath to catch these drops. The resin that is left sticks to the skewer and will come out easily when skewer is removed. Hope this is of inrerest to someone
Awesome tips, Steve! Thank you for sharing.
Well done. Thank you!
Thank you so much! I NEEDED this!
This is such valuable advise Steve thank you 👍
You could save yourself some time cleaning off your table if you switched to melamine. Resin comes off nicely, as well as white board markers. I use a melamine surface all the time to make notes for mixing and whatever, then save the "right" mix to a notebook, then just wipe the melamine.
I love how u share everything with us. Thanks. When I financially am able I will buy u a coffee and join
Nice tips my friend have a great day Steve
I have even found some left over resin on floor or on the table and with care have used a lighter heated up the resin and then use the scraper and it’s come off easily
Absolutely great ideas! I’ve been using the baby wipes since you’ve told us about them and it’s saved so many of my supplies!
Liked and subbed. I just found your videos. I really appreciate the pipette tip. I have been throwing out pipettes constantly. Thank you for making videos. I love your accent.
thank you so much for this video. it helps a lot
Thank you so much for this.
There you are! I was watching this very informative, as always, video, and realized all of a sudden that something was amiss. Not one joke, ok, ok there was one tiny derogatory "I'm messy" comment. (Bye, the bye, messy destructor is my middle name lol joining the messy club) but all of a sudden, there it was, the wrinkle joke. I actually let out a huge breath I didn't even know I was holding. You are amazing and greatly appreciated, and revered, oh I could go on and on Steve! :). But your sense of humor, and charm is what sucks us towards your light! I digress, I just needed to express my feelings towards you on top of buying you a coffee. Stay cool and stay you! Loves from the U.S.A.
Very useful and time saving. Thanks!
Thanks for the tips
Great tips! Thank you for this.
i use house hold wipes with alcohol in the ones that kill everything great to use i use 3 cups for 6 colours use a colour pop cleaning cloth in then next repeat i dont wipe with a towel i have found they dry very quickly and anything left from the wipe helps with the bubbles, i cant do a sodding thing with pippet , i love grease prof paper and and to be honest i prefer it to the silicon mat
Do you have anything like a dollar store in your area? Because you could buy the plastic vinyl shower curtains to cover your wood table with it and then put your brown craft paper on top of it. So when you remove the craft paper if there’s anything on the vinyl shower curtain it usually will just peel off but worst case scenario it only cost you a dollar anyway and you can replace it and still keep your wood table safe. That’s usually what I do to my tables they’re not wood but they’re just regular folding tables but like you said so that I can try and keep the surfaces clean and level as possible that’s how I take care of my table. Thought I’d share 😃
Awesome tips. Thanks a lot for letting us know!
Thank you
Yay.I have been waiting for the pepet cleaning video. Thanks so much. Pepets are so expensive here that I have not been using my few I have.
For UV resin I use an old fashioned alcohol dispenser and cotton balls or wipes- it does a great job. If it's cured or really stained I use acetone (on tools- not the piece, that is!).
What about brushes? Do you clean those with a wipe then wash with warm soapy water?
I have found it won't work with just soapy water because there are so many bristles. I have to put it in a cup of acetone over night and it cleans it! After that let air dry and you can reuse the acetone I think more than once !
@@AC-ew3eg Thank you so much for your reply. I bought a really nice paint brush specifically for this and I'm afraid to used it and then ruin it.
Thanks!
Steve you are the Best! Thanks funny man funny 😆
Thanks for the pipette hint, that's the one thing I kept meaning to ask you. Hugs x Ann x
awesome tips! Thank you so much!
Is there any differens in using different wipes like baby, make-up, houshold cleaning wipes?
Hi. I watch your stuff from time to time and really learn a lot from you. This video was very valuable. I was looking specifically for information about cleaning the pipettes. I went into your description box to see about the links and found your links to Amazon and that you are an associate. I think that’s great. I want to support you with my purchase. You have listed a number of things that I need. I’m curious, when I go into Amazon through that link and buy anything that’s posted within that category does that give you an income or is it only the first thing that comes up? It doesn’t seem like you have a store. When I went in there to purchase the pipettes, I had to go down to the next thing to be able to purchase. Does that still give you income? I want to make sure my purchase helps you. I need many of the things you have listed. I hope you see this soon because I’d like to make my purchase actually did they have possible I know that’s probably unrealistic. I have a resin project that I need to start and need the supplies. Please guide me on what I need to do to ensure you get your portion of the sale. Thanks for all the help.
Where can we get a nice big silicone mat like that one you’re using Steve?
Can I use alkohol inspite of baby wipes?
I enjoy your video more than any other RUclipsr. 🥰 ??How do I get mostly cured resin off my table??
You might want to try heating it a little bit with a heat gun and try peeling it. That way it gets a little bendy :)
Thank you so much! I still have one question: Do you have any advice on cleaning syringes from resin? I use them quite frequently with UV resin, but I don't want to throw them out.
Suck up some Acetone and then wash them in soapy water rinse then air dry that's what I do.
@@spiritwings4592 Thank you , will try it out!
Thank you for this! I wish I would have found it before I tossed so many pipettes, LOL.
I 4:58 I tried to do this when using uv resin. Didn’t seem to work. Any ideas?
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOU😂😂 you are SO funny
Great! TYFS!💯😁👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤
Love baby wipes lol.
I am so glad to see that I am not the only one that wipes off my gloves and reuses then again. My boyfriend makes fun of me for doing that. And the way I look at it as long as it's not ripped I can reuse it why throw them away
Getting into a clean bed. Heaven.
There are plastic razor blades that come with a handle for a fiver, on the eBay.
what about the water when you´re finished? you can´t really put it down the drain with all the resin bits in it
As soon as I am done with a pipette I suck up some hand sanitizer and let it sit and then squeeze it out then rinse with water.
The baby wipes can't be recycled if they have resin on them Steve.
Afternoon Steve im shocked first to comment ever,where did you get your silicon tools please
Should be links above to them. If not Amazon has a lot
He has them listed in the description for both US and UK 😊
Boots sell a silicone spatula used for putting face masks on. I bought a couple. Rather than waiting for amazon. The Works sell plastic palette knives. Also the range do fairly cheap ones.
@@sabrinacrozier2800 boots and the works i miss those stores haha
@@bloodycreekdesigns1419 thank you all I’m using the spatulas my waxin kit at moment hoping and praying shops will open again so off to Sally’s nd works again thank you xx
Did you try the alcohol for the pipettes Steve?
Also you have spelt my name wrong when you put the members names up......Kasie with 1 s not 2..😊 and it’s pronounced kasey/Kc, rhymes with Stacey.
Not Cassie.
And I’m so proud you got my last name right first go! Well done that never happens!!, I got 4-5 first aid Certificates once cause they kept spelling it wrong! Lol
@@SteveMcDonaldArtsandCrafts J'aspire et je rejette plusieurs fois de l'alcool tant que la résine est liquide et ça fonctionne bien😉
@@SteveMcDonaldArtsandCrafts yeah that makes sense
LOL! I nees masking tape for my wrinkles too then!
Great thank u so much never used resin on my channel but want to give it a try so this helps a lot i wish also u do one for acrylic paint the eady way
By the way if u have a chance give me your opinion in my projects appreciate that dear ⚘😊⚘
تمام كتير منيح 👍
white vinegar
Washing up liquid? Is that soap or something?
It’s dish soap
I have needed this video thank you!!!!