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You can bake it in the oven at about 250* until dry. Otherwise, I suppose a hair dryer would work, but could get messy. Lol
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You can bake it in the oven at about 250* until dry. Otherwise, I suppose a hair dryer would work, but could get messy. Lol
Education is the most powerful weapon we can use to change the world ~ Nelson Mandela
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Re: I messed up
Otherwise buy a bag of loose - already dry - coco fiber instead of expanding a brick and then waiting for it to dry thoroughly. That's what I did with the last GS background I made.
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Re: I messed up
Something I do also (which might seem crazy), but DRY is best when using silicone method - I lay out the coco fiber in a tray and put it by my dehumidifier. Works great - bone dry!!
Originally Posted by deranged chipmunk
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