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Wed, Aug 19, 09 at 0:10
| For the ones of you that have an outside building for your crafts--how do you store your clay? I am trying to get my building ready to move into but I will not be leaving my air or heat on all the time and I know the clay can't get to hot. So I am looking for ideas and what to do. |
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| I keep mine in air tight bags and I put that in cigar boxes. I keep mine in the garage here in San Antonio Texas and it seems to do ok. |
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- Posted by brendak_59 (My Page) on Wed, Aug 19, 09 at 13:35
| I am worried about the heat making the clay to hard. It gets pretty hot in my building during the day. I had thought about putting the clay in a small frig. Do you think that will work? |
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- Posted by bettycbowen (My Page) on Sat, Aug 22, 09 at 12:01
| My school art classroom is not air conditioned in the summer (or any day after 3:30) and I just experienced the heartbreak of throwing out about $200 worth of otherwise perfectly good polymer clay because it hardened over the summer. Granted, here in central OK it gets pretty hot. So maybe the fridge would help. |
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