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- December 12, 2004 at 12:43 pm #250658
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they can be stone, terracotta .. technically you could use the bottom of a
flower pot but it doesn’t look fancy — unless its a round basket and fits
pretty much exact in the bottom (then it looks like its supposed to be there)a large stone .. cleaned with bleach and scrub brush .. it’ll need to be
sorta flat to work well .. if from the local river let it sit in house by heater
for DAYS .. then put in cold stove, turn the heat up to 250 leave it for 30 –45 mins, let cool in stove .. later start again bring heat up to 350, then 450
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if you use tile and it has a finish coat on top it could be dangerous, dittoif its coloured – is the heat going to do something to the colours? I don’t
know and wouldn’t want my kid eating a roll out of one .. even some of the
marbles are artificially coloured ..Ria HSLINKS@aol.com
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