Okay, I didn't realize how screwed I might possibly be. I needed to do a colorflow design and have it dry BY TOMORROW. Exactly 24 hours from now...is there any way to speed up the drying process? I know it says use a heat lamp, but the only kind of lamps I have are regular ones. That's not what it means, right? Anyway, should I just attempt a FBCT instead? I need help!!!! TIA.
Mollie
Ive put mine ontop of the heat register before as long as it doesn't blow it too hard.
Ive put mine ontop of the heat register before as long as it doesn't blow it too hard.
What is a heat register A vent? If so, mine are all up on the wall. Does anyone know if I just used RI in the same fashion if it'd dry quicker?
When I had the time constraint I switched to royal icing and thinned it. Let it dry and then once they were dry enough I flipped them over to dry the other side. It still took a while to get them to the point of flipping, but it was quicker than color flow is for me.
Good Luck
Do you have a food dehydrator?
I used one on a colorflow piece a few months ago and it was dry within 12 hours.
Turn your oven onto the lowest setting, once it reaches temperature turn it off. Put your colorflow in the oven with the light on. It helps cut down the drying time a lot.
I put mine in the oven with just the light on. It should dry over night with out a problem. Just make sure you put a note on the knobs so you or no one else turns the oven on while they are in there.
Yep, I put mine in the oven with the light on as well. Works like a charm. I also do this with fondant and gumpaste pieces that I am drying.
Yes..I guess a vent.Here in Canada the vents are on the floor in a house so I lay my stuff on top and it dries quicker.
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