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Hot Water Fiber Bending Procedure (view source)
Revision as of 18:34, 5 June 2014
, 18:34, 5 June 2014→Cleaning
'''For cleaning the fibers''': Wet half of a lint-free cloth. Gently clean each individual fiber from end to end using the wet cloth. Once all or most deposits are removed, go over the entire fiber again with the dry side of the cloth. Be sure the fiber is clean and dry before moving onto the next fiber. All 30 fibers must be cleaned before storage.
'''For cleaning the fibers''': Wet half of a lint-free cloth. Gently clean each individual fiber from end to end using the wet cloth. Once all or most deposits are removed, go over the entire fiber again with the dry side of the cloth. Be sure the fiber is clean and dry before moving onto the next fiber. All 30 fibers must be cleaned before storage.
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|[[File:LH_FiberStorage_Tray.JPG|thumb|center|Each bundle gets stored on its own Styrofoam tray. ]]
|[[File:LH_FiberStorage_Box.jpg|thumb|center|The bundle trays are then stacked within the cardboard storage box.]]
|}
'''For cleaning the bending unit''': To minimize the amount of deposits on each bundle, the bending unit is cleaned between each use. The metal chimneys, collars, threaded rods, and popsicle stick must be cleaned with a wire brush. The glass plates are wiped with a damp cloth.
'''For cleaning the bending unit''': To minimize the amount of deposits on each bundle, the bending unit is cleaned between each use. The metal chimneys, collars, threaded rods, and popsicle stick must be cleaned with a wire brush. The glass plates are wiped with a damp cloth.