So there I am, merrily varnishing a new baseboard. A cup of tea is presented to me - excellent news.
The tea is placed on the worktop.
You can see what's coming, can't you.
The next dip of the brush, brings up something a lot runnier than varnish. Fortunately it was only a tiny dip before I realised.
Ewwwww!
Anyway, you'll be pleased to know that the tea was wiped off the brush and work continued. I decided against drinking the tea...
So - today's advice. Keep tea and painting materials well apart. You don't want to waste a tasty drink.
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In a similar vein, you can't use soldering flux for glueing plastic kits together... I must learn to read the label rather than just grabbing the nearest brown bottle!
I'm guilty of dunking an Abbey Crunch into a matchpot of grey emulsion...
Forgot I was using enamels (and not my usual acrylics) hence cleaning my brush in turps. Licked brush to form a tip and nearly poisoned myself.
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