nostalgia
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Testing out some milk based library paste and some new labels.
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Made some milk glue for new labels
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fishnfever
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I used an Elmers glue stick for my labels a while back. It worked great. very easy to remove and cheap.
Good looking labels BTW!!!
Good looking labels BTW!!!
GearBeer
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library paste?
What exactly do you do to the milk to make it a paste? I've heard mention of this before but I thought it was just milk.
What exactly do you do to the milk to make it a paste? I've heard mention of this before but I thought it was just milk.
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MikeFlynn74
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Um is it just me or do the guys abs look like a big penis?
Rezilynt
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Now that you mention it, they do.
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nostalgia
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That's what happens when you're not confined by bifurcated garments.
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so will the eventually bottles take on a rotten milk smell
GearBeer
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I don't think so.
Living as a bachelor I'm familiar with the crusty milk that forms under the cap on the jug. I think that's basically what happens here. It dries, so it comes off easily, and it doesn't really spoil/rot and stink because it isn't wet enough to harbor a significant bacteria colony.
Living as a bachelor I'm familiar with the crusty milk that forms under the cap on the jug. I think that's basically what happens here. It dries, so it comes off easily, and it doesn't really spoil/rot and stink because it isn't wet enough to harbor a significant bacteria colony.
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