[Jewelry making - Article 00033] - Re: [Orchid] Studio clean-up routines

[R . E . Rourke]

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    have a lined trash can devoted to those wipes, you'll be quite
    surprised at the amount of metal that can be reclaimed from them at
    the end of your year. leave the can open overnight to insure that
    they dry out so mold does not set in..line the can if it has seams
    or rolled metal as a lot of dust and small particles get trapped in
    there! Most refiners accept towelling, cloths, polishing wheels,
    points, etc., and some even accept carpet. I have a sticky mat at
    the entrance to my milling area and at the entrance to the studio, at
    the end of a week or so you peel off the - what amounts to a giant
    piece of masking tape and toss it into the same can with wet wipes,
    etc for that end of the year return! 

rer
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