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agatka.1906
Agata :
Kurde ja wyrzucam i kupuje nowe🤯ale pomysl dobry
2026-10-19 21:17:43
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landrynnaaaaaaa
drakula :
ja nie moge kilka dni tego kleju domyc z moich rzęs do dopiero z kępek..
2026-10-17 06:31:15
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dumna9
×××× :
To ja chyba nie wiem w jakim świecie zyje 😅ja nigdy nie czyściłam tylko zawsze wyrzucałam. nie wiedzialam ,ze mozna jeszcze raz czy kilka razy zakladac 😁
2026-10-18 11:26:34
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_perelka_36
♥️CzArNaPeRłA36♥️ :
Czy tylko mi się nie chcieli tego robić? 😂😂
2026-10-16 20:58:01
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_kasiulaaa__
Kasiula :
Tak samo robię,dodatkowo jeszcze moczą się przez chwilę w wodzie z delikatnym żelem do mycia twarzy ,a następnie opłukanie w czystej wodzie
2026-10-17 06:39:11
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beatrix_cycolina
user87939701481 :
ja wywalam
2026-10-24 13:03:35
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l.e.n.k.a.aaaa
lenaaa :
a to nie jest tak że one są jednorazowe?
2026-10-17 12:57:41
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_kat_pop_
Kat-Pop :
ja nie czyszczę, wyalam, bo widziałam że jakaś laska dostała zakażenia, czesto gubiŕ i się nisza te kępki to fakt 😭 to nie tak, że pomysł zły
2026-10-22 14:11:19
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hobiyoo
hobiyoo⁷ :
To je można umyć?😳
2026-10-18 16:52:26
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_.mxja._
🎶 :
CZEMU JA SIE TERAZ DOWIEDZIALAM
2026-10-21 22:11:07
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stacyzmora
StacyZmora :
Ja nawet jak swoje wyczyszcze to już się nie chcą do tego kleju trzymać.
2026-10-19 09:53:14
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edilux1
edilux1 :
ja wyrzucam 😂
2026-10-18 12:11:53
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...rozaaa
Róża 🩷❔ :
tak się da!?
2026-10-17 08:01:25
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_drevv0
˚༺🦇༻˚ :
przeciez to sie wyrzuca.co z tego ze zmyjesz tusz z nich jak zostana bakterie marwty naskorek i wszystko innego czego nie widac.
2026-10-18 12:59:39
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ciqogniot
𝘱𝘰𝘥 𝘳𝘦𝘱𝘰𝘴𝘵 :
mi po takim moczeniu w płynie micelarnm całe się rozpadły...
2026-10-17 20:52:15
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magorzatachobrzys
feromon :
a po co czyścić , wyrzuca się, przecież grosze to kosztuje
2026-10-25 11:21:33
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zuzaslomka
Zuzka :
Parę dni?? Nic się nie dzieje z nimi po takim czasie w płynie?
2026-10-16 21:29:54
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joannaameen
Joanna Ameen :
nie używam ale tesz bym tak robiła może kiedyś siẹ pszyda 👍
2026-10-18 00:18:51
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iwunia78
Andzia :
jaki to model rzęs
2026-10-17 04:40:24
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beauty_mama.oryginal.me
💄Time_to_be_beauty💋 :
A ja wyrzucam
2026-11-04 07:17:47
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asaselroyale
Asasel :
Serio
2026-10-25 19:52:57
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j.s209910
j.s :
a nie lepiej kupić nowe😅
2026-10-25 08:17:11
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myszkowata
Myszkowata z 🦀 :
Tak samo zawsze czyszcze
2026-10-28 06:21:23
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violani4444
Violani :
Biorę popcorn i czytam 😂
2026-10-18 17:38:07
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marcinsaramotyka
sarciA102938 :
ja zawsze wywalam
2026-10-18 14:35:47
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Here’s the process of mixing up 3, 20-kilogram batches worth of glaze. I’ve tried to work this into as efficient a method as it can be, without owning much larger buckets of glaze and bigger mixers. The thing is, buckets of glaze beyond this size become so unwieldily as without dollies to put them on they are incredibly heavy. Thus, mixing up smaller batches of say, 20 kg of raw materials, plus water, is a more manageable task for when working by yourself.   I mix these thick and I’ll dilute them a touch the following day and I normally spread this weight out over two buckets as when dipping larger pots, the displacement caused when pressing the vessel into the glaze is significant and so a really absurdly full bucket, like these are, isn’t actually that practically for a portion of the pots I’m glazing.   Beyond that, it’s a sweaty hour with a mask clasped tightly onto my face. I don’t enjoy it, it’s dusty and I have to be so meticulous and this is also one of the reasons I mix such large batches, as I really don’t want to be having to do this very often, at the moment it’s about 2-3 times a year, max, in combination with a few other glazes used.   The best thing about these three glazes is that fundamentally they all have the same base, this means that as I mix them and sieve them, provided I start with the version without any colourant, I don’t have to clean up my tools as I progress through the glazes, which alone saves a tremendous amount of time and water.   The last thing I do, which isn’t mentioned in the video, is that throughout this, whenever I do have to clean tools up, it’s done in a larger basin of water in which I collect ‘waste’ glaze throughout the year. This is the excess essentially that comes off when fettling pots and it’s all done in an effort so that practically NO glaze goes to waste. It’s all eventually reused; any debris is sieved out and it’s added back to these larger buckets of glaze.   #glaze #glazing #handmade #oddlysatisfying #pottery
Here’s the process of mixing up 3, 20-kilogram batches worth of glaze. I’ve tried to work this into as efficient a method as it can be, without owning much larger buckets of glaze and bigger mixers. The thing is, buckets of glaze beyond this size become so unwieldily as without dollies to put them on they are incredibly heavy. Thus, mixing up smaller batches of say, 20 kg of raw materials, plus water, is a more manageable task for when working by yourself.   I mix these thick and I’ll dilute them a touch the following day and I normally spread this weight out over two buckets as when dipping larger pots, the displacement caused when pressing the vessel into the glaze is significant and so a really absurdly full bucket, like these are, isn’t actually that practically for a portion of the pots I’m glazing.   Beyond that, it’s a sweaty hour with a mask clasped tightly onto my face. I don’t enjoy it, it’s dusty and I have to be so meticulous and this is also one of the reasons I mix such large batches, as I really don’t want to be having to do this very often, at the moment it’s about 2-3 times a year, max, in combination with a few other glazes used.   The best thing about these three glazes is that fundamentally they all have the same base, this means that as I mix them and sieve them, provided I start with the version without any colourant, I don’t have to clean up my tools as I progress through the glazes, which alone saves a tremendous amount of time and water.   The last thing I do, which isn’t mentioned in the video, is that throughout this, whenever I do have to clean tools up, it’s done in a larger basin of water in which I collect ‘waste’ glaze throughout the year. This is the excess essentially that comes off when fettling pots and it’s all done in an effort so that practically NO glaze goes to waste. It’s all eventually reused; any debris is sieved out and it’s added back to these larger buckets of glaze.   #glaze #glazing #handmade #oddlysatisfying #pottery

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