Carly 0 Report post Posted June 27 I just finished my senior year of high school, and I had done a lot of experimenting with slip casting at home (we didnt have the resources/time to do it at school). I kept my used slip in a few empty plastic coffee containers, and my fresh stuff in a large square plastic container. I hadnt been able to use my slip for about a month, but when i went to check on it there’s green stuff floating all around in it, which I think is mold. It’s a stoneware clay, and I kept my container out side, with a bag covering it, because I dont think the lid has an air tight seal on it. What should I do with this slip? Should i let it dry out if it’ll kill off the mold and just rework it after? Would mixing it or adding something help? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
neilestrick 3,298 Report post Posted June 27 Just mix it up really well. The mold shouldn't hurt anything as long as it's not clumpy. 1 Chilly reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Chilly 692 Report post Posted July 4 As @neilestrick says, just mix and use. The green stuff is organic and will burn off . Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
