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Thomas W.L. Nisbett
Jun 15, 1994, 7:01:15 AM6/15/94
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Looking for non-food uses for milk ... soap, paint, body care
products, etc... Any information, please send.
Thomas
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HARD...@vm.acs.unt.edu
Jun 20, 1994, 8:19:21 AM6/20/94
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We used to use milk for 'invisible' ink.
Use it on a piece of paper, then warm it
over a heat source (not close enough/long
enough to burn the paper). We'd send
'secret' messages.
Catherine Hardy * When I said to try an
HARD...@VM.ACS.UNT.EDU * egg substitute,
University of North Texas * I didn't mean
Denton, TX * chocolate cake.
Use it on a piece of paper, then warm it
over a heat source (not close enough/long
enough to burn the paper). We'd send
'secret' messages.
Catherine Hardy * When I said to try an
HARD...@VM.ACS.UNT.EDU * egg substitute,
University of North Texas * I didn't mean
Denton, TX * chocolate cake.
Shu-Ju Wang
Jun 20, 1994, 2:00:16 PM6/20/94
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I was told by my pastel drawing instructor that you can use skim milk to
fix pastel drawings. I asked about the milk going sour on the drawing, and
she claimed that it wasn't a problem.
I have never tried it myself.
Shu-Ju
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