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That's a very fair warning. In a similar vein - I had recipes disappear from a notepad because it sat too close to the oven. Also printing on a paper that has
by huhtenberg 5y ago
That's a very fair warning.
In a similar vein - I had recipes disappear from a notepad because it sat too close to the oven. Also printing on a paper that has something written on it with Frixion with cause these scribbles disappear without a trace.
Extreme temperature sensitivity of Frixion is a very good rake.
- rahimnathwani 5y ago"printing on a paper that has something written on it with Frixion with cause these scribbles disappear without a trace" Presumably a laser printer, which heats the paper to fix the toner. Not sure an ink jet or dot matrix printer would do the same :)
- GeckoEidechse 5y agoAs others have already mentioned, the process is interestingly enough reversible (to some degree) by simply subjecting it to a colder environment like a freezer for a bit.