kiertje Walking the driveway Joined 4/8/19 Messages 289 Real Name Kira 4/12/21 #1 Are paper cups and straws safe to use? Also the printed ones? Should I watch out with getting wooden beads and popsicle sticks?
Are paper cups and straws safe to use? Also the printed ones? Should I watch out with getting wooden beads and popsicle sticks?
Mizzely Lil Monsters Bird Toys Super Moderator Vendor Avenue Veteran Celebirdy of the Month Mayor of the Avenue Avenue Spotlight Award Avenue Concierge Joined 8/9/11 Messages 40,113 Location Northern Mitten Michigan Real Name Shawna [she/her] 4/12/21 #2 Paper cups you want to be wax free. Straws, both plastic and paper, are safe. Only buy unfinished wood beads. Paints and lacquers are not safe. Popsicle/craft sticks should be fine. Best to use uncolored ones and dye yourself with safe dyes.
Paper cups you want to be wax free. Straws, both plastic and paper, are safe. Only buy unfinished wood beads. Paints and lacquers are not safe. Popsicle/craft sticks should be fine. Best to use uncolored ones and dye yourself with safe dyes.
kiertje Walking the driveway Joined 4/8/19 Messages 289 Real Name Kira 4/12/21 #3 Mizzely said: Paper cups you want to be wax free. Straws, both plastic and paper, are safe. Only buy unfinished wood beads. Paints and lacquers are not safe. Popsicle/craft sticks should be fine. Best to use uncolored ones and dye yourself with safe dyes. Click to expand... Thank you ^^
Mizzely said: Paper cups you want to be wax free. Straws, both plastic and paper, are safe. Only buy unfinished wood beads. Paints and lacquers are not safe. Popsicle/craft sticks should be fine. Best to use uncolored ones and dye yourself with safe dyes. Click to expand... Thank you ^^
kiertje Walking the driveway Joined 4/8/19 Messages 289 Real Name Kira 4/13/21 #4 Mizzely said: Paper cups you want to be wax free. Straws, both plastic and paper, are safe. Only buy unfinished wood beads. Paints and lacquers are not safe. Popsicle/craft sticks should be fine. Best to use uncolored ones and dye yourself with safe dyes. Click to expand... How do you know if paper cups have wax?
Mizzely said: Paper cups you want to be wax free. Straws, both plastic and paper, are safe. Only buy unfinished wood beads. Paints and lacquers are not safe. Popsicle/craft sticks should be fine. Best to use uncolored ones and dye yourself with safe dyes. Click to expand... How do you know if paper cups have wax?
Mizzely Lil Monsters Bird Toys Super Moderator Vendor Avenue Veteran Celebirdy of the Month Mayor of the Avenue Avenue Spotlight Award Avenue Concierge Joined 8/9/11 Messages 40,113 Location Northern Mitten Michigan Real Name Shawna [she/her] 4/13/21 #5 kiertje said: How do you know if paper cups have wax? Click to expand... They'll usually say uncoated on the package. If not, you can usually feel if it feels waxy on the inside of the cup.
kiertje said: How do you know if paper cups have wax? Click to expand... They'll usually say uncoated on the package. If not, you can usually feel if it feels waxy on the inside of the cup.