[Jewelry making - Article 00389] - Re: [Orchid] 2 tumbler questions

[Nancy Howland]

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    I had the same experience you did in that the deburring solution
    leaked out of the distilled water plastic bottle.  There might be
    something in the solution that weakens the plastic bottle. However,
    several years ago the companies used to print "date expired" on the
    cap.  When I asked how distilled water could go bad, the store
    manager said the plastic bottle, not the water, expires after a
    time.  A similar leak did not develop in the burnishing fluid, but I
    don't premix it anymore because the soap forms lumps rather than
    smoothly going into solution.  Instead, I add a small amount of
    burnishing powder directly into the tumbler. Nancy www.psi-design.com 



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