Scrapbooking stuff Giveaway


Deborah has some cool stuff to giveaway after the ScraPerfect trip to CHA.

Go to the ScraPerfect blog, leave a comment there, and you will be entered to win. Deadline to enter: Saturday March 3rd.

While you're at it be sure to check out the You Tube videos of the new Best Cleaner Ever, a completely non-toxic cleaner that removes glue residues, stamp ink (even Staz-On) and markers from all kinds of surfaces, including skin. It will not cause your rubber stamps to deteriorate.

My current experiment in progress is that I have used it to clean my make up brushes. I easily cleaned the eye make up and concealer brushes with the spray and absorbent paper. I cleaned the blusher brush with spray, paper and then rinsed in plain water - just because it's so much fuller than the other two, and I wanted to make sure there was no residue. It seemed to rinse very easily and they are all still nice and soft.

My next trial will be so see how it does with a brush where some old glue (not Best Glue Ever) has dried solid. I think it might be Mod Podge actually. I plan to soak the brush in a small amount of Best Cleaner Ever and see how it goes. Stay tuned...

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