To answer the main question, I used straight bleach, but a cheap brand. I am also thinking that bleach, when exposed to air, has a pretty short life. You chemistry folk can provide the details. This just means there's no point in soaking a thick pad as it will lose its 'zing' after x amount of time. Bleach, even Clorox, is cheap enough to keep resaturating if you plan to do a massive stamping.
There are many posts and videos about this on the web about this technique, but this is the video I watched.
Friday, May 8, 2009
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Oh wow! I'd never even heard of stamping with bleach, what a great idea! You've inspired me a little on this Saturday morning... my little brain is ticking!
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