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Originally Posted by squid
I would think it would be difficult to have a reducing atmosphere in a kiln with a bead door, since a reducing atmosphere is a low oxygen one. With a bead dorr you would likely get plenty of fresh air in the kiln - especially as you are using the bead door.
Can you post pics of the beads that you are talking about?
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I was thinking the same thing. Believe me, it's too easy to get reduction scum on the turquoises and copper green. Most of the time I get it when I'm too lazy to "fine tune" my flame to a more oxydizing one. I use those colors a lot, and it's a good thing the toilet bowl cleaner solution works or I would be throwing those colors out! LOL!
Snobol brand is the best one I've used, BTW.