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Frankenstein Alum block preservation 09-24-2009, 05:15 PM
ben.mid Mine's in an old clinique... 09-24-2009, 05:20 PM
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    Hi Everyone,

    After reading through some of the posts here and at B&B I bought my first Alum block. It's going great and I love it but I'm not sure how to store it. So, my question is after use should you dry it and put it in a container? Or dry it and leave it sitting? Or just leave it wet on the sink?

    If it's relevant, the one I bought was made in Portugal by 444. And the reason I ask is because after the first time I used it I left it sitting with water on it and by the next day some holes had appeared in it. I wasn't sure whether this is normal or not.

    Many thanks for all the comments and information on this site; it's a pleasure to read.

    Robert
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