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How to use equipment or chemicals in a safe manner, or minimize hazards associated with an art or craft item, including making it child-safe.
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Should a ceramic cup gain this much weight after this test?
Ceramics are made of clay and inherently clay is porous. When the clay is first fired it goes from greenware to biqueware. At this point your mug would still be porous and allow water to be absorbed. …
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