For all you crafters: what are the pros and cons between the general purpose and the acid neutral? Thanks!
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The only benefit I see in buying the acid neutral is that it does not discolor your photos. If you are using it for general crafting, I don't think it matters. I don't care if what I am doing lasts for 100 years, but my kids might, so I buy the acid neutral.
1665929
I do not know whether or not it is acid-free but It is safe for long term storage, I think the reason mine was ripped a little is because of delivery issues.
970273
OK, this begs the obvious question: Why? If you want to use less, why not use powders or liquids. But other than that, I would not risk my knives or myself. Perhaps a table saw?
1306965
Synthetic. Be sure and give it a good flush before harvest. This is a really good product. PH perfect makes everything a breeze. Take much of the manual labor out of the equation.
2089960
I use a skinning knife with a rounded point, but for processing it works great. The blade is not very flexible, so if your wanting to butcher small game or fish the regular model would work better. The handle gives you a good grip on the knife even when covered in blood and slime, better then any i have ever used and Clean-up has never been a real problem. They are scary sharp and easy to keep that way with a little 600 grit wet/dry paper and a leather strop or belt. Mora are some of the best working knife I've ever used (and I've used a lot). I also do the hot vinegar to all my Mora's tho it is not needed (search youtube for hot vinegar patina). Buy a few, you won't be sorry. I use a skinning knife with a rounded point, but for processing it works great. The blade is not very flexible, so if your wanting to butcher small game or fish the regular model would work better. The handle gives you a good grip on the knife even when covered in blood and slime, better then any i have ever used and Clean-up has never been a real problem. They are scary sharp and easy to keep that way with a little 600 grit wet/dry paper and a leather strop or belt. Mora are some of the best working knife I've ever used (and I've used a lot). I also do the hot vinegar to all my Mora's tho... » Read More I use a skinning knife with a rounded point, but for processing it works great. The blade is not very flexible, so if your wanting to butcher small game or fish the regular model would work better. The handle gives you a good grip on the knife even when covered in blood and slime, better then any i have ever used and Clean-up has never been a real problem. They are scary sharp and easy to keep that way with a little 600 grit wet/dry paper and a leather strop or belt. Mora are some of the best working knife I've ever used (and I've used a lot). I also do the hot vinegar to all my Mora's tho it is not needed (search youtube for hot vinegar patina). Buy a few, you won't be sorry. « Show Less
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I am an herbologist and make a variety of different items that include tinctures, essential oils and natural oils. I have never had a problem with any of them. I have never used lye or citric acid though so I dont know how they would work.
1876403
i also use an all natural washing soda and i haven't noticed any discrepancies in how the sheet works or feels. the purpose in washing is to clear the oils left on the sheet from our bodies so that the metal filaments work as it should.
1504034
I use saf-instant for everything. I don't think there would be a difference in the two however. I like the saf instant because I can buy it in 1 pound bags for $5 or $6 which makes it much cheaper than the strips of three envelopes. I keep it in the freezer in a lock n lock container, & it always works as expected. The most information you can find on one site for baking information is King Arthur Flour website. I originally found this yeast on their site, but now buy it through Amazon because we have Amazon Prime. Good luck with your baking!
904304
I prefer the liquid form as I can be a little more accurate with the application which serves to conserve some product as well. You really aren't going to go wrong with either, great products.
1642411
Except for the fact that it's acid free, it is exactly like other tissue paper. If you use tissue for your photos, I guess this would work. I would use a thicker acid free paper, if it was my project.
2048701
Yes, these are acid free. I really like them, they work great for me for my coupon binder.
129421
Muriatic acid. The Outspot s very small so if you have huge stains better to drain pool and use acid on all stains. For little stains it is fine.
2040030
It's true white and very smooth. Don't know about acid free, I don't worry about that so much. Once you touch it it's not acid free anymore ;)
405508
I have not heard anyone claim that only the gold tape is acid free. The package says that it is acid free and I have no reason to believe otherwise. I have used this tape for some time now and have not seen any ill effects from it use. In fact, it is my favorite tape for all of my scrapbooking and papercraft projects. Other brands have not held my projects well and have needed to go back and retape or glue after some time has passed. Have not had to retape or glue anything that I have used this on. Hope this helps.
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I bought these as gift for my wife to store photos in. She did a lot of research so I would assume they are acid free. She as a person who loves her photos and scrapbooks and would only use acid free. You can always check with the manufacturer if possible. Hope this helped.
1497790
Like the others have said, mine is a full flat grind. The only thing I'm not really that crazy about is the finish--it has a feel similar to sand paper. I'm new to this kind of finish, so I'm not truly sure what the advantages of this are. You can always sand it down with fine grit sand paper, or remove it with some paint stripper if you so desire.
687158
The paper was very nice, kinda like printer photo paper but not as glossy. I don't remember anything about acid free or not. Hope it helps.