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Another tip I didn't mention - rinse your bleached shells REALLY well before dipping them in muriatic acid. Beach + muriatic acid = chlorine gas which is very dangerous so please be careful!
ОтветитьI prefer to wash them ,but leave their " history" attatched . God's happy with them that way too. 🙂
Ответитьdidnt catch how long you soak in blach
ОтветитьDo you dip it in pure bleach or do you add water to the bleach? And if adding water what ratio do you use?
ОтветитьIt's not necessary to dilute the bleach method by any degree?
ОтветитьWhen do we use only peroxide vs bleach?
Ответитьwere some of the shells actually alive?
ОтветитьRun little turtle run❤
ОтветитьOut of curiosity, what do you do with the acid in the jar? Can't it be stored in the same jar for reuse? Also, if you have to get rid of it, how do you dispose of it? I love this video because we just got back from Tarpon Springs and got a lot of shells and sponges from the island!
ОтветитьHow about star fish..? 🩵👣
ОтветитьCould you please tell me what kind of acid you used?
ОтветитьWhich beach did you find these?
ОтветитьHello! This was a great video and very informative. Have you ever put a put a finish or vanish on the shells to bring out the color? It seems to bring out the color in wood well, what about seashells?
ОтветитьFor how long do you soak them in bleach?
Ответитьi dont have those items but next time i will surely get it and do it! 🐚
ОтветитьHello, I’ve had my shells for 15+ years. But I’m going to try to clean them up. Watching your channel has inspired me. I haven’t heard if it’s straight bleach or mixed with water?
ОтветитьDo you ever get muscle shells with the brown crust that peals off a bit but the entire shell is covered so it takes hours to peel it off? I don't want to destroy the shine or mother of pearl effect.
ОтветитьThanks for the video :) Can bleach be harmful to shells? Should I mix it with sth?
ОтветитьWhat do you do with the ones that don't clean up or look as good?
ОтветитьStraight bleach? Not a mixture with water?
ОтветитьOn the real ruff or bumpy shells, try a real soft tooth brush to put oil on it and then use a soft cloth.
ОтветитьWow you live in an area with great seashells ...I live on Long Island..some beaches are better than others. Most shells here are broken but I've gotten lucky a few times but I still love collecting them . Happy collecting and thanks for the cleaning videos 😊
ОтветитьI've only ever use bleach for my shells and my sand dollars. When the sand dollars don't come clean I just leave them in the bleach for as long as they need. I mix my bleach half water half bleach. I find it if I leave them soaking for a week or so I get really good results. I love watching your videos!
ОтветитьQuestion for you on the sand dollar. I have 3 of them Amd how do I get rid of the spines and hairy stuff on them?
ОтветитьMine has an inhabitant and he tried to flip me off but that's why he gets served as salad
ОтветитьVinegar is a much lighter acid and will clean rusty metal to a shine so I would think it would clean shells too with a bit more control and cheaper if that matters.
Also please be careful and rinse the bleach off so not to mix with other chemicals as others have already said.
Retired paramedic and I treated too many people mixing chemicals. Outside not so much of a problem but never inside.
Cool info.
How long should I leave shells, scallops and the other little long one 🤭in bleach? Thank you in advance
ОтветитьThanks for sharing.
ОтветитьMuchas palabras para realizar el trabajo.,no he podido verlo.
ОтветитьWhat kind of acid do i have to buy for this ?
ОтветитьAre most shells fine with just being rinsed off in water and letting them dry?
ОтветитьHow long in the bleach?
ОтветитьTraduzcan al castellano o suptitulos gracias
Ответитьvery helpful video also ppls comments 💙🌊🐚
ОтветитьHow long do you typically leave the shells in bleach? Sorry if you mentioned this, I probably missed it.
ОтветитьMade a trip to Honeymoon Island SP yesterday and loaded up on the Chestnut Turbans! Thank you for sharing your videos!❤❤❤
ОтветитьI use a paint brush to apply the mineral oil.
ОтветитьIf you’re still in need of some shell preserving help, check out my recent video on preserving snail shells with the end result. ☺️
ОтветитьTry some 🪨
ОтветитьHow do you dispose of the acid after?
Ответитьthis is sort of a weird question, but if you were to accidentally drop a shell into the acid, what would happen?
ОтветитьIsn’t it wrong to take out the snail or did u bot
ОтветитьAbsolutely love shells, guess because I grew up in California. But I've learned a few things from you! Plus your just awesome, and your saying should be, " Let's just dip and See" 😁
Ответитьwould a toothbrush work the mineral oil into all those nooks and grannies?
ОтветитьYou could always use a clean paintbrush with the oil for the hard to reach places and pointier Shells
ОтветитьI have recently been coating my shells and rocks and other beach finds in polycrylic (after cleaning and acid dipping them and drying them of course)and it brings out all the beautiful details and gives them a gorgeous glossy coat. Keeps them preserved and beautiful for a long time
Ответитьanyone who lives near the beach is so So SO LUCKY!! wouldn't I LOVE TO LIVE ON THE BEACH!!! or at least close lol im about 4hrs south or 4hrs north across from PEI my moms family has cottages up there and it's a private beach so as kid I went for a week and the amazing things I found there!! super cold water up there though and at Bar Harbor (snd really anywhere in Maine) but I'd always get in nomatter what lol so I'm frm northern Maine and it's a beautiful place for every season but no beaches unless you travel about 4 hrs either way : P. maybe someday I can get myself to FL to live My gramp and auncle actually are down there so maybe....
ОтветитьWould you tell me how to clean spondylus from Encrustation or bernacles?
ОтветитьHow long does one soak in the bleach ?
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