Re: applying with jaquard bottles

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Posted by Julie on April 10, 2001 at 02:53:24:

In reply to: applying with jaquard bottles posted by Doug A. on April 10, 2001 at 01:19:17:

For me, sifting the powder was only part of the answer to avoid
clogging.

I also filter any liquids(besides water or oil) that I might add to
the mix through a paper coffee filter. I have a cone to be used for
individual cups of coffee which takes a #2 paper filter. Both are
available here in the coffee sections at grocery stores. Fresh lemon
juice particularly needs to be filtered.

Once I started filtering the liquids, my clogging problems were over.

As long as we're talking about sifting, I'll mention Castle Arts'
Fred-O-Matic 200 sifter. It's great! You can see it on their
website and Amy will send it to you promptly when you order it.

Happy henna-ing.

Julie

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: For me, sifting the powder was only part of the answer to avoid : clogging. : : I also filter any liquids(besides water or oil) that I might add to : the mix through a paper coffee filter. I have a cone to be used for : individual cups of coffee which takes a #2 paper filter. Both are : available here in the coffee sections at grocery stores. Fresh lemon : juice particularly needs to be filtered. : : Once I started filtering the liquids, my clogging problems were over. : : As long as we're talking about sifting, I'll mention Castle Arts' : Fred-O-Matic 200 sifter. It's great! You can see it on their : website and Amy will send it to you promptly when you order it. : : Happy henna-ing. : : Julie
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