This specific "blending solution" would not work if you were to try using it on copic or alcohol marker blending. Here are the 3 main ingredients for copic or alcohol blending solutions. 2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons GLYCERIN (Walmart,,Walgreens, pharmacy) 5 tablespoons DISTILLED water 1 teaspoon ETHYL rubbing alcohol ( I get mine at Walgreens.) After you fill your pens, or aqua brushes (BTW once you put this in your water/aqua brush, don't use it for anything else, not even water.), store the rest in a bottle. Your welcome :-)
Thank you for the information. I just want to make sure, I can use rubbing alcohol instead of blending solution? I am very interested in an other alternative for blending solution. Than you
what you are all missing is that she used ETHYL alcohol instead of ISOPROPYL rubbing alcohol - the ethyl is harder to find and sometimes you have to ask for it.
Great questions. I used glossy paper.... The paper from Ranger works the best. My bottle was not 100% air tight so I did not fill it up. Hope this helps! Linda K
Hey guys use ethanol! Seriously I've been experimenting with lots of different things and ethanol is a better blender than the ranger blending solution it's more like the pinata claro extender. Or remember to add antifreeze full strength to the isopropyl if you want it to mix better and can't get ethanol. %5 antifreeze to isopropyl. Good luck peeps
@atenabr thats what I'm still trying to figre out. It sure does look that way. I was actually looking for a "make your own alcohol ink" tutorial and I just think this was the closest tutorial to such a thing... bc I'm not even sure if its possible...but this still was very great info! I do plan on checking out the learning course. And Miss Paper Boutique has a very pleasant, gentle and kind voice.
You said to add about 1/3 of the bottle with the 70%rubbing alcohol, - but I never heard you say what to fill up with rest of the bottle with - plain water - distilled water?? Thanks.
So, blending solution is basically just rubbing alcohol? Wow, that Tim Holtz is really ripping people off. He's a genius!! Really, just rubbing alcohol? Thanks for saving me the money for the packaging and label!! Just want to make sure that it's simply just rubbing alcohol. Wow!!
no, she's wrong, Jualiana. It's not just alcohol when you buy Tim Holtz's Blending solution. His has ethyl alcohol glycerin. I do use just plain alcohol when I do my ink art, BUT I use the blending solution to make the colors flow, and then alcohol to add a sort of "texture to it in a mist pray bottle, or use my fingers and do larger drops or splatters.
Thanks for letting me know Karen. I wonder if you can simply buy the EAG yourself and it might be cheaper. It's funny you respond to this now since I posted 2 years ago, and ironically, I have been using my handmade alcohol inks a lot recently. Thanks!!
You can give it go if you have the ingredients. The only drawback is not having the same (or close to) measurements of each liquid, you know, like a recipe... I attempted this once with a pet odor remover. it worked okay, but not as good as the original. I have all the stuff on hand, so let me know if you figure it out before I do!
RANGER pays for his name. Unfortunately, due to the company not belonging to Tim Holtz and probably the stipulations of his contract, the final decisions are more than likely made by a board of directors whether he fully agrees or not. They put up the $...they do the advertising...he is just an employee with fringe benefits and a flowing!
Im confused did you add something to the rubbing alcohol cause they said not to use plain rubbing alcohol...are they just trying to get us to buy their expensive solution???
I use denatured alcohol that I get from Home Depot, and I carefully pull the tip off the adirondak bottle, and refill it. I also fill a mini-mister, and use that to spray the denatured alcohol onto my projects.
That was so helpfull,I am having trouble getting rubbing alcohol, but boy when I do no stopping me my mind is full of ideas,(and rubbishvat times)thanks for tips,ps can you blend at all with felt tool thing ?:)♡♡
Penny we can't get rubbing alcohol here either but I for a little bottle of surgical spirits in the chemist to try that. Haven't had time to give it a go but it's not too expensive is you want to try it! Hugs Sandra xx
Thankyou Sandra,went to a big Boots tday,said I hadbto order some on the net , then go Boots to collect,maybe because my Art went in they thought he was drinking it hic!*lol butbhave seen cheap on Amazon,gut theynbeingvsill Thank you kind Sandra,went to Boots tday,said I had tonorder on net,then collect!Art went in shop,so maybe they thought he was drinkin it,HIC,lol amazon have it cheap,but they playing silly billys not recognising my password!uugghh,so spirit I will try.thankyou.:)♡
sorry...but I didn't see a photo of anything showing the "actual solution" ...all I saw was your finished papers...and then you mentioning the type of bottle to use...then you mention rubbing alcohol at 70%....but NO RECIPE...I didn't even see you pour anything into the small tipped bottle you used to put your solution onto the stamp pad...soooooo...WHAT IS THE RECIPE? thanx
purell and germx also has a good solution. it removes all marker on white boards and also off of white painted walls. so im thinking, maybe u could use it for multipurpose with alcohol inks and solutions. let me know if u try this out. just leave me a message. good video
I'm VERY disappointed...I kept listening for that clap of thunder...I LOVE thunderstorms and where we live...we're lucky to have one lasting longer that 10 mins...and only about once a year....oh wait...I heard a low rumbling at the end...bad. But THANK YOU!...saved me ton of $! I'm making 42 center pieces for our womens retreat this weekend. Am coloring 42 tall round glass vases w a candle on bottom Using pool/aqua blue colors, with the key word "imagine" pasted on them. Pray for me! Cher
I think I'm missing something or this video is missing something. If you use just alcohol it reacts totally different from the blending solution. It is stronger and lightens the inks more. I read somewhere about making blending solution by adding glycerine to the alcohol. This makes sense because the blending solution is thicker than alcohol. I just can't seem to find the formula anywhere. Does anyone know the ratio of glycerine to alcohol? Thanks.
2 tbsp + 2 tsp Glycerine, 5 tbsp Distilled Water, and 1 tsp Ethyl Rubbing Alcohol. You can purchase all of these at your local Wal-mart, CVS, Wal Greens etc.
People! I haven't watched this yet but don't criticize others who are giving you information for free! If you don't like the way it was done, don't watch her again. If you still have questions, ask them politely!
Good on you Dawn.. Well said. Ungrateful bunch with a pack mentality. You would have to have a hide like a Rhinoceros to even think about posting videos, which I might add are there to help people in their creative journey. Its OK to offer advice but do you think you could all remember that you are talking to another person....And no I don't know the maker of this video but geez some of you act so immature. Be grateful and not so rude.
Hi, Dawn, Of course it would be nice if people were nice, but there's some things here you don't seem to have realized. RUclips is full of videos of people giving us information for free. But just because we don't pay anything, doesn't mean they are giving it for free... you see, there are people who earn a living by making RUclips videos. The more viewers and subscribers you have, the more you benefit for making videos. We, the viewers, vote by watching videos, on how these benefits are being divided. Now, I chose to give my view to The Paper Boutique, and she isn't giving me the information I need. She promised me the information, and then she wasted 7 minutes of my time giving me nothing worth anything to me. Now, 7 minutes might seem like nothing, but in RUclips time it's a lot. It's twice the time average viewers give to videos on RUclips. And because I chose her video, someone else "giving information for free" isn't getting my view, and this someone else could have given me what I need, and thus deserved my view better. Which means that The Paper Boutique stole this other person's views and consequential benefits, by lying to me, by promising what she did not keep, by deceiving me to believe she is a serious RUclipsr by putting the information in nice package... I feel cheated. I feel lied to. I don't feel being nice about it. (Well, teaches me to read the comments and see how many "don't like"s the video has received before watching... and that means that I'm grateful to the honest, sincere people telling their opinion openly without sugarcoating it trying to be "nice".) Now, when you sell things and services and information, you NEED the feedback, and the negative feedback even more than the positive. Critique is ESSENTIAL to you. Without it you won't know what you could improve. It doesn't matter how this information is wrapped, mature, intelligent people will get over the "not polite" and get to the core of the information, take what is useful and discard the rest. NOW, DO YOU THINK THE PAPER BOUTIQUE WILL THANK YOU FOR TELLING HER VIEWERS TO NOT WATCH HER AGAIN? :-D
Dawn, I agree with you... But... I didn't give her criticism... I was just trying to suggest something more. Uusing just straight alcohol is NOT a Blending solution. I was just trying to help, saying when I make my Blending Solution I also use Glycerin ...
@@AndrewKGreen more on the alcohol , depends how much you make. 95% alcohol 5% glycerine but its one of those things that it just depends what you like
This is not a solution. It is just pure alcohol which I now use sometimes anyway. I am looking for the formula that mimics the Blending Solution. Plain alcohol reacts differently.
You can get it from Wal-Mart I believe and any drugstore. Some people use it for hand lotion and it is used in hand lotion but to use a lone for that make ones hands tacky I think.
on the real BLENDING SOLUTION bottle it says it contains.alcohol, glycol and ether...... so I guess if you use ethyl alcohol and add glycol (which i guess is glycerine ) .... then that might work. .... here's hoping.
I watched the vid a couple times to see if you said to add anything to it, but never heard you says so...did you just use the alcohol...no water or anything else? Not exactly 'making' a blending solution....but hey, if it works then that's great! Alcohol is super CHEAP!
7:17 minutes just to say to use plain alcohol in place of the TH solution! Wow. Thanks for at least putting the solution for markers in the description.
so, you said solution you just used alcohol. you can get 99% isopropyl alcohol which takes a bit longer to dry and would stay open longer for blending. But why do you call it solution when all you used was straight rubbing alcohol, its been used to clean up paints etc forever, nothing new. And of course it will blend, its alcohol like the paints are made from.
BTW, I have 50%, 70% and 91% alcohol and the only time there's a difference I can see is when i'm doing a polymer clay transfer. Who knows the difference between ETHYL alcohol and ISOPROPYL?
It´s another alcohol . The cemical formula of Ethanol is C2H5OH and (Iso-)Propanol is C3H7OH. You can drink Ethanol if it is supraclean, but not the isopropylalcohol. Iso is for cleaning and desinfection.
Dawn Gaye Rubbing alcohol has an oil in it....Isopropyl has water in it. The percentages tell you mow much or little. There are things you cannot use the other on...for example you only use a high percentage Isopropyl to clean film negatives to get finger prints off - rubbing or a lower percentage could ruin the negatives. And rubbing alcohol would leave a film, equally bad in my example. But...it might just help in blending... FWIW
Disappointing. You forgot to say what else you put in the bottle besides alcohol. The whole point of the video is a recipe, which you failed to provide. Please redo the video, replace this with one that actually tells how to make the solution.
Well that's 7 minutes of wasted time. Where is the recipe for blending solution???? All you did was pour alcohol in a bottle you purchased...I don't get it...I thought you had to add glycerin?
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Hi I found a recipe that looks like it works. I haven't tried it yet. 2 oz. of 91% alcohol, and 3 to 5 drops of pure glycerin.
This specific "blending solution" would not work if you were to try using it on copic or alcohol marker blending. Here are the 3 main ingredients for copic or alcohol blending solutions.
2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons GLYCERIN (Walmart,,Walgreens, pharmacy)
5 tablespoons DISTILLED water
1 teaspoon ETHYL rubbing alcohol ( I get mine at Walgreens.)
After you fill your pens, or aqua brushes (BTW once you put this in your water/aqua brush, don't use it for anything else, not even water.), store the rest in a bottle.
Your welcome :-)
Elizabeth Clothier Thanks for this. I was laughing at myself after sitting thru video wondering if I missed the "recipe".
+Tanya Juli me too... :/
+Elizabeth Clothier Thanks!
+Elizabeth Clothier THANKS! What's Copic? Does it work on sharpies?
FoxyStealth Yes it will. Copics are an alcohol based marker, and Sharpies are also alcohol based.
You really didn't make a solution..you just mention alcohol...am I missing something or did you.?
+Mary Serfass Nope, same as we all said.
I am waiting for my alcohol solution to be delivered and just knew that someone out there would have a video on making my own - thanks so much
You are so right. Sooo easy.
Linda
Awesome! Thank you so much for this video!
Thanks for the awesome tip on making your own blending solution. That is good to know.
TFS!
Lynn
Is your blending solution just rubbing alcohol?! Thanks
Thank you for the information. I just want to make sure, I can use rubbing alcohol instead of blending solution? I am very interested in an other alternative for blending solution. Than you
what you are all missing is that she used ETHYL alcohol instead of ISOPROPYL rubbing alcohol - the ethyl is harder to find and sometimes you have to ask for it.
Super helpful. Thanks for this :)
Great questions. I used glossy paper.... The paper from Ranger works the best. My bottle was not 100% air tight so I did not fill it up. Hope this helps!
Linda K
So are you saying you only used the alcohol. Wouldn't you need tonuse glycerin or something?
I love that color
Hey guys use ethanol! Seriously I've been experimenting with lots of different things and ethanol is a better blender than the ranger blending solution it's more like the pinata claro extender. Or remember to add antifreeze full strength to the isopropyl if you want it to mix better and can't get ethanol. %5 antifreeze to isopropyl. Good luck peeps
@atenabr thats what I'm still trying to figre out. It sure does look that way. I was actually looking for a "make your own alcohol ink" tutorial and I just think this was the closest tutorial to such a thing... bc I'm not even sure if its possible...but this still was very great info! I do plan on checking out the learning course. And Miss Paper Boutique has a very pleasant, gentle and kind voice.
Enjoyed your video - I'm in Cut Bank!
Very interesting and smart idea. You simplified a complicated looking background paper. Thank You for sharing the idea.
You said to add about 1/3 of the bottle with the 70%rubbing alcohol, - but I never heard you say what to fill up with rest of the bottle with - plain water - distilled water?? Thanks.
what else do you put into the bottle?
So, blending solution is basically just rubbing alcohol? Wow, that Tim Holtz is really ripping people off. He's a genius!! Really, just rubbing alcohol? Thanks for saving me the money for the packaging and label!! Just want to make sure that it's simply just rubbing alcohol. Wow!!
no, she's wrong, Jualiana. It's not just alcohol when you buy Tim Holtz's Blending solution. His has ethyl alcohol glycerin. I do use just plain alcohol when I do my ink art, BUT I use the blending solution to make the colors flow, and then alcohol to add a sort of "texture to it in a mist pray bottle, or use my fingers and do larger drops or splatters.
Thanks for letting me know Karen. I wonder if you can simply buy the EAG yourself and it might be cheaper. It's funny you respond to this now since I posted 2 years ago, and ironically, I have been using my handmade alcohol inks a lot recently. Thanks!!
You can give it go if you have the ingredients. The only drawback is not having the same (or close to) measurements of each liquid, you know, like a recipe... I attempted this once with a pet odor remover. it worked okay, but not as good as the original. I have all the stuff on hand, so let me know if you figure it out before I do!
RANGER pays for his name. Unfortunately, due to the company not belonging to Tim Holtz and probably the stipulations of his contract, the final decisions are more than likely made by a board of directors whether he fully agrees or not. They put up the $...they do the advertising...he is just an employee with fringe benefits and a flowing!
ok i listened to your video a few times and you never mentioned adding anything else other than 1 inch of alcohol to the bottle. Was that it?
so all you used was the ethyl rubbing alcohol? thanks for the tip really fab
Folks, this video does not tell you how to make blending solution. The comments do, just read them.
If you look at the bottle it says ETHYL ALCOHOL I don't know if it is different from the regular kind I get, but with glycerin it may not matter
Im confused did you add something to the rubbing alcohol cause they said not to use plain rubbing alcohol...are they just trying to get us to buy their expensive solution???
Where do you get your glossy card stock?
Love the song playing at the beginning. Could you please tell me which is it?
Thanks plenty.
I love your voice by the way
(:
For your blending solution, you only use the alcohol, nothing else? I tried it with just alcohol, and had no good results with just plain alcohol.
I use denatured alcohol that I get from Home Depot, and I carefully pull the tip off the adirondak bottle, and refill it. I also fill a mini-mister, and use that to spray the denatured alcohol onto my projects.
That was so helpfull,I am having trouble getting rubbing alcohol, but boy when I do no stopping me my mind is full of ideas,(and rubbishvat times)thanks for tips,ps can you blend at all with felt tool thing ?:)♡♡
Penny we can't get rubbing alcohol here either but I for a little bottle of surgical spirits in the chemist to try that. Haven't had time to give it a go but it's not too expensive is you want to try it! Hugs Sandra xx
Thankyou Sandra,went to a big Boots tday,said I hadbto order some on the net , then go Boots to collect,maybe because my Art went in they thought he was drinking it hic!*lol butbhave seen cheap on Amazon,gut theynbeingvsill
Thank you kind Sandra,went to Boots tday,said I had tonorder on net,then collect!Art went in shop,so maybe they thought he was drinkin it,HIC,lol amazon have it cheap,but they playing silly billys not recognising my password!uugghh,so spirit I will try.thankyou.:)♡
thanks...finally an answer to all of our questions..IS IT JUST RUBBING ALCOHOL....YES!!!
You have beautiful hands : )
Thank you. I have to buy ethyl alcohol. I only have isopropyl.
sorry...but I didn't see a photo of anything showing the "actual solution" ...all I saw was your finished papers...and then you mentioning the type of bottle to use...then you mention rubbing alcohol at 70%....but NO RECIPE...I didn't even see you pour anything into the small tipped bottle you used to put your solution onto the stamp pad...soooooo...WHAT IS THE RECIPE? thanx
So how much glycerin??????
purell and germx also has a good solution. it removes all marker on white boards and also off of white painted walls. so im thinking, maybe u could use it for multipurpose with alcohol inks and solutions. let me know if u try this out. just leave me a message. good video
Little confused. Are you saying just use rubbing alcohol instead of alcohol solution?
so... the blending solution that you used is just rubbing alcohol ? nothing else ?
Actually, I just use the alcohol and have great results.
what blending solution?? You mentioned rubbing alcohol and that is all
sooo...technically you're not MAKING a substitute for blending solution, you are just using rubbing alcohol INSTEAD of blending solution....
I thought you had to mix the alcohol w/water & glycerin too....?
Yeah, I got confused too. I thought it was going to be a mix of a few things.
I'm VERY disappointed...I kept listening for that clap of thunder...I LOVE thunderstorms
and where we live...we're lucky to have one lasting longer that 10 mins...and only about once a year....oh wait...I heard a low rumbling at the end...bad.
But THANK YOU!...saved me ton of $!
I'm making 42 center pieces for our womens retreat this weekend.
Am coloring 42 tall round glass vases w a candle on bottom
Using pool/aqua blue colors, with the key word "imagine" pasted on them.
Pray for me! Cher
The instructions seem to be to just use rubbing alcohol, with nothing added.
I still did what her directions were back to you and still have the same question that you have. I think she means its just rubbing alcohol
I knew that Tim Holtz solution was just rubbing alcohol! All I had to do was smell it...
Can you please answer the question
@erinbrookemcdonald check out janfox1 on YT for the make your own alcohol inks tut.
I think I'm missing something or this video is missing something. If you use just alcohol it reacts totally different from the blending solution. It is stronger and lightens the inks more. I read somewhere about making blending solution by adding glycerine to the alcohol. This makes sense because the blending solution is thicker than alcohol. I just can't seem to find the formula anywhere. Does anyone know the ratio of glycerine to alcohol? Thanks.
2 tbsp + 2 tsp Glycerine, 5 tbsp Distilled Water, and 1 tsp Ethyl Rubbing Alcohol. You can purchase all of these at your local Wal-mart, CVS, Wal Greens etc.
Thanks Karen for posting the actual recipe. Much appreciated.
Sure! No problem. I love playing with my inks....been painting pictures with them and they are pretty cool.
Karen forgive me, but only 1tsp of Ethyl Alcohol? Is that correct? Thank you!
thanks for the recipe. I thought it was me when I watched this video. LOL Glad everyone else didn't hear a recipe for blending solution
People! I haven't watched this yet but don't criticize others who are giving you information for free! If you don't like the way it was done, don't watch her again. If you still have questions, ask them politely!
Good on you Dawn.. Well said. Ungrateful bunch with a pack mentality. You would have to have a hide like a Rhinoceros to even think about posting videos, which I might add are there to help people in their creative journey. Its OK to offer advice but do you think you could all remember that you are talking to another person....And no I don't know the maker of this video but geez some of you act so immature. Be grateful and not so rude.
Hi, Dawn,
Of course it would be nice if people were nice, but there's some things here you don't seem to have realized.
RUclips is full of videos of people giving us information for free. But just because we don't pay anything, doesn't mean they are giving it for free... you see, there are people who earn a living by making RUclips videos. The more viewers and subscribers you have, the more you benefit for making videos. We, the viewers, vote by watching videos, on how these benefits are being divided.
Now, I chose to give my view to The Paper Boutique, and she isn't giving me the information I need. She promised me the information, and then she wasted 7 minutes of my time giving me nothing worth anything to me. Now, 7 minutes might seem like nothing, but in RUclips time it's a lot. It's twice the time average viewers give to videos on RUclips.
And because I chose her video, someone else "giving information for free" isn't getting my view, and this someone else could have given me what I need, and thus deserved my view better. Which means that The Paper Boutique stole this other person's views and consequential benefits, by lying to me, by promising what she did not keep, by deceiving me to believe she is a serious RUclipsr by putting the information in nice package... I feel cheated. I feel lied to. I don't feel being nice about it. (Well, teaches me to read the comments and see how many "don't like"s the video has received before watching... and that means that I'm grateful to the honest, sincere people telling their opinion openly without sugarcoating it trying to be "nice".)
Now, when you sell things and services and information, you NEED the feedback, and the negative feedback even more than the positive. Critique is ESSENTIAL to you. Without it you won't know what you could improve. It doesn't matter how this information is wrapped, mature, intelligent people will get over the "not polite" and get to the core of the information, take what is useful and discard the rest.
NOW, DO YOU THINK THE PAPER BOUTIQUE WILL THANK YOU FOR TELLING HER VIEWERS TO NOT WATCH HER AGAIN? :-D
Dawn,
I agree with you...
But... I didn't give her criticism... I was just trying to suggest something more.
Uusing just straight alcohol is NOT a Blending solution.
I was just trying to help, saying when I make my Blending Solution
I also use Glycerin ...
Dawn Gaye ABSOLUTELY!
That was hilarious pour rubbing alcohol into a plastic bottle!!!!!???? What a genius!!
The Blending Solution I make is:
Alcohol + Glycerin ....
What proportions??
Thank you lol
@@AndrewKGreen more on the alcohol , depends how much you make. 95% alcohol 5% glycerine but its one of those things that it just depends what you like
Did I miss your formula?
This was a crock! Not a word about making blending solution. Just a bunch of chatter about nothing!
Its just alcohol with glycerin.
Nice video, but you did not make a blending solution
This is not a solution. It is just pure alcohol which I now use sometimes anyway. I am looking for the formula that mimics the Blending Solution. Plain alcohol reacts differently.
91% Alcohol with glycerin, 2-4 drops per small bottle.
Where can you buy glycerin to use for this Belinda?
You can get it from Wal-Mart I believe and any drugstore. Some people use it for hand lotion and it is used in hand lotion but to use a lone for that make ones hands tacky I think.
on the real BLENDING SOLUTION bottle it says it contains.alcohol, glycol and ether...... so I guess if you use ethyl alcohol and add glycol (which i guess is glycerine ) .... then that might work. .... here's hoping.
I do not believe that "ether" is anywhere near the same product as Ethyl alcohol. I may be wrong, but...............
91% Alcohol with glycerin, 2-4 drops per small bottle.
You didn't show us how you make it! 🤔
I watched the vid a couple times to see if you said to add anything to it, but never heard you says so...did you just use the alcohol...no water or anything else? Not exactly 'making' a blending solution....but hey, if it works then that's great! Alcohol is super CHEAP!
7:17 minutes just to say to use plain alcohol in place of the TH solution! Wow. Thanks for at least putting the solution for markers in the description.
I used rubbing alcohol. See the beginning of the video for a photo of the actual solution used. Hope this helps!
So there’s no making of blend solution, it’s just ethanol.
It took over 7 mins to say you use alcohol instead of blending solution. Really?
Many blessings to you from BORING, OREGON!...yes, is very boring...but we love living here!
so, you said solution you just used alcohol. you can get 99% isopropyl alcohol which takes a bit longer to dry and would stay open longer for blending. But why do you call it solution when all you used was straight rubbing alcohol, its been used to clean up paints etc forever, nothing new. And of course it will blend, its alcohol like the paints are made from.
WHAT?????? YOU DID NOT SHOW HOW TO MAKE THE SOLUTION.. WRONG TITLE FOR VIDEO.
BTW, I have 50%, 70% and 91% alcohol and the only time there's a difference I can see is when i'm doing a polymer clay transfer.
Who knows the difference between ETHYL alcohol and ISOPROPYL?
It´s another alcohol . The cemical formula of Ethanol is C2H5OH and (Iso-)Propanol is C3H7OH. You can drink Ethanol if it is supraclean, but not the isopropylalcohol. Iso is for cleaning and desinfection.
Thank you so much for your reply and the info! I will need to track down Ethanol.... I think we put it in our cars here:)
Dawn Gaye Rubbing alcohol has an oil in it....Isopropyl has water in it. The percentages tell you mow much or little. There are things you cannot use the other on...for example you only use a high percentage Isopropyl to clean film negatives to get finger prints off - rubbing or a lower percentage could ruin the negatives. And rubbing alcohol would leave a film, equally bad in my example. But...it might just help in blending... FWIW
JEEEZUS Lower the volume on your music!
I'm so sorry, but this video could have been so much shorter and to the point.
7 minutes to say "Use plain alcohol instead of blending solution!"
Disappointing. You forgot to say what else you put in the bottle besides alcohol. The whole point of the video is a recipe, which you failed to provide. Please redo the video, replace this with one that actually tells how to make the solution.
Ridiculous!!! A solution should have more than one ingredient!! This is only rubbing alcohol.
There has to be some sort of mineral in it
EXACTLY! I use the alcohol, but NOT to BLEND, but to create different texture in my art.
91% Alcohol with glycerin, 2-4 drops per small bottle.
You talk too much.
AND never tells the ingredients...........
Well that's 7 minutes of wasted time. Where is the recipe for blending solution???? All you did was pour alcohol in a bottle you purchased...I don't get it...I thought you had to add glycerin?
May be keeping your flapping blue hands a little more quiet, and talk slower.