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1. Painting
Many professional artists work equally well in several media: watercolors, oils, pen and ink, charcoal, etching, and wood cuts.
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2. Lubricants
Do not use animal or vegetable oil or some blend of these oils on small-appliance parts. Silicone, usually packaged in spray cans, is not the world's best lubricant, but it does do wonders for grommets, hoses, and other nonmetallic parts.
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3. Procedure
Wipe the entire piece again; the sponge dampened in vinegar - water will remove every trace of dust and oils transferred from your hands, and leave a surface to which underglaze colors, glazes and non-firing stains will readily adhere.
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4. Compost
Also, do not add oils of any kind whether vegetable or mineral, grease or fats, greasy or oily rags, plastic materials or fabrics made from synthetic fibres.
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5. Wood Ashes
The residue from some plastic resins are believed to be harmful to plants, as are the residues from oils, fats and oil rags.
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6. Aphids
Most soaps on the market contain other chemicals, bleaching agents, and aromatic oils. Some of these additives can be harmful to plants and to soil bacteria if a concentration builds up.
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