Hello, very nice your video. How many days the glue last? Can I save it in the refrigerator? Or freezer? So I don’t have to make a new batch every time I use it. Can I take a small amount and save the rest?
Would grey newsprint paper in the United States 🇺🇸 be a suitable substitute when replicating, or reporducting, this glue recipe? Does wafer paper have special qualities which make glue significantly stickier than grey newsprint?
Hi Anastasia! 5 days is just a gauge based on my environment :) it can get humid in Singapore so usually after 5 days mold starts to grow in my container. Once you spot mold, throw them out and make a new batch. It is still recommended to make a fresh batch everyone you make especially if someone is going to consume the flower you make. 😊
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Great tutorial! Thanks for the lesson! Will definitely make it!
You are welcome! Have fun!
Hello, very nice your video. How many days the glue last? Can I save it in the refrigerator? Or freezer? So I don’t have to make a new batch every time I use it. Can I take a small amount and save the rest?
Hi! Thank you! You may store in the fridge, sealed in a bottle for up to 5 days.
Hi Gorgeous, thanks for this tutorial was lovely to hear your voice and see your face 🐨💞👏🏻
Awww, hi Robyn!! So lovely to hear from you, I hope all is well :))))
Very nice
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Would grey newsprint paper in the United States 🇺🇸 be a suitable substitute when replicating, or reporducting, this glue recipe? Does wafer paper have special qualities which make glue significantly stickier than grey newsprint?
Hello, there is a way to make this glue on the top of the stove, if we don’t use microwave? Thank you
Hi Diana, you may also use warm water to melt the wafer paper pieces :)
Hi Wini, thank you foe the tutorial. But let me ask you one thing. What will happen with the glue after 5 days? Thank you
Hi Anastasia! 5 days is just a gauge based on my environment :) it can get humid in Singapore so usually after 5 days mold starts to grow in my container. Once you spot mold, throw them out and make a new batch. It is still recommended to make a fresh batch everyone you make especially if someone is going to consume the flower you make. 😊
@@winifredkristecake_ thank youu so muchhh for the information Wini 😍😍
Would be good to see instruction for the hard of hearing