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I have heard that you can use glycerine and water to rejuvenate blender pens, but don't know the amounts or instructions. I am a new demonstrator and have a few ladies that love the extra control you have with a blender pen and this info would be very useful.
Yes, I've tried the recipe. It works but not as well as the original fluid that comes in the pen. I find that when using pastels, the colours are fainter, unless you really get a lot of pastel onto the tip.
Sonia
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I've heard that the glycerin solution can go rancid after a while. You know, so many folks are trying to refill them, SU! should look into selling a proper refill solution!
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I have a question about the blender pens- Can you cut the tip of the pen once it starts to fray? I let a person borrow mine and she practically ruined the pen by pressing to hard. I'm wondering if it's salvageable-
-on a budget
kim
I have never refilled my blender pens, though I know you can. I don't use them very often, but when mine dries up, I just dip the tip in some water before I use it again, and it works great.
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I have a question about the blender pens- Can you cut the tip of the pen once it starts to fray? I let a person borrow mine and she practically ruined the pen by pressing to hard. I'm wondering if it's salvageable-
-on a budget
kim
I have trimmed mine in the past and have had no problem with them. Just make sure you cut at an angle not a blunt tip.
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