Soda Firing Stack
For Michael,
Here is a photo of the stack before unloading. Linda teapot is on the top.
John Britt
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John, thank you. I'm sorry I didn't have anything to put in the kiln. We did a soda/whiting concoction in my last kiln load but couldn't get it to solidify. Maybe the soda was too old? Or the whiting? Is that a possibility?
ReplyDeleteMichael, Maybe next time we fire? I know that we took pains to get Light Soda Ash. The mixture gets hot like plaster when mixed up.
ReplyDeleteI will read up on it in Gail's book.
John
I've never heard of light soda ash. It stands to reason that if plaster has a shelf life than whiting would too. At least in the way that plaster sets up faster if older. I dunno. Let's do some tests!
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