Bead Release help

[Louise Menzies]

Good Morning!

I went to apply my bead release last night but for some reason it has gone really thick and gooey; does anyone know why this is and if theres a way i can help it back to health? 

Lou x

[MangoBeads]

Add a tiny bit of water and mix well until you get the right consistency ...

[tuffnell glass]

HI lou ,


             Just a couple f drops of water , then shake like mad . Its always better to start off little drops as its easier to add more but hard to get to o much water out .

Cheers ,

martin

[Louise Menzies]

Thanks, Ill give it a go tonight x

[Hamilton Taylor]

Stick a couple of fugly beads in it - they help to break up lumps, and get the whole thing smooth - like the ball bearing in a paint can.

Sean

[Helen G]

Stick a couple of fugly beads in it - they help to break up lumps, and get the whole thing smooth - like the ball bearing in a paint can.

Sean

never thought of that one, thanks Sean 

[Trudi]

I usually add a tiny bit of boiled water!

[Zia]

Stick a couple of fugly beads in it - they help to break up lumps, and get the whole thing smooth - like the ball bearing in a paint can.

Sean

great tip thanks!

[Lush!]

I usually add a tiny bit of boiled water!

why

[Trudi]

seems to mix in better when it's hot!

[turnedlight]

I use rainwater cos I'm too lazy to go back up to the house! I add a few drops every week, often more. Even when you screw the cap on well, it seems to evaporate quite readily.

[tuffnell glass]

I use a chalk evaporated slightly sparkling water from the french alps  ,with a natural hint of heather .

[turnedlight]

 

[squirsygirl]

I use a chalk evaporated slightly sparkling water from the french alps  ,with a natural hint of heather .

is there any other kind?

[Tracy]

seems to mix in better when it's hot!

I use hot tap water and it mixes in better than cold