Well how about that

[stampin stacy]

:o Ohhhhh, so thats how you do it. Well no wonder........ :blush:

good grief charlie brown

[alsmouse]

:o Ohhhhh, so thats how you do it. Well no wonder........ :blush:

good grief charlie brown

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What The???

[Inky Whiskers]

Spill it, Stacy! You can't fgure something out & then not share. :D

[stampin stacy]

Too embarrassed :blush:, lets just say that a fairly recent purchase that I thought was defective isn't. :confusion:The operator was the defective one... She should learn to read all the directions :o

:noway:

[StamPoor]

Well, Stacy, it happens to the best of us... :))

[Inky Whiskers]

...and to the worst of us, regularly! :))

P.S. Anybody seen my coffee mug...I just had it a minute ago! :eyeroll:

[alsmouse]

...and to the worst of us, regularly! :))

P.S. Anybody seen my coffee mug...I just had it a minute ago! :eyeroll:

I think you were trying to flush it? But you lost that thread. :)):))

[Inky Whiskers]

Thanks, pal! I knew it had to be somewhere close by...:lol:

[piecesandpom]

This is going to be be me this weekend with the new vacuum and carpet cleaner combo. I'm hoping I don't pull the shampoo into the motor and have it seize first thing!

On another note, I've got some new stamps that definitely going to have to be mounted and conditioned. Think I have the link so I can make them work the way they are supposed to in case I forget!

[Inky Whiskers]

StampFransisco's rubber conditioning 'tonic':

2 teaspoons glycerine
1/2 cup distilled water

Warm the water to help desolve the glycerine & help the rubber 'relax' & absorb. Put the dry stamps in a small bowl & soak. (I often leave mine to soak for at least an hour, but have been know to leave them over night when I've forgotten about them. :lol: ) Rinse & air dry.

An 'emergency' method is to coat the rubber with Versamark clear ink & let soak for 10-15 minutes, rinse & use. :D

[whytefire]

Very interesting.. thanks!