Dirty Water
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The clever ideas have already been written, so I can only mention in passing that the coffee cup should not be placed near the water glasses... how many times have I dipped the brush into the coffee and taken a strong sip of "dirty water" ?? ☕💧That's a good point Tanja. I have luckily never had a sip of the dirty water myself, but my cat has. As a matter of fact she seems somewhat addicted. Luckily I don't use cadmiums so she should be fairly safe. After she has had her sip she goes straight for my brushes. She prefers sable.
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by Rikard Lindby
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