From Jim Hollock, of http://www.pysankyusa.com the PysankyUSA retreat:
" Francoise took the can of compressed air, used to clean the key board on the computer. She inverted her heated kistka over a piece of paper towel, placed the hose part to the tip and hit it with a blast of air. All of the contents of the kistka barrel came out on the paper towel. This would be something our ancestors would have loved to have on hand. I just did not want this fantastic tip to get lost. What a fantastic idea." N.B., Always read the label before using compressed air and follow the warning instructions.
NEVER shake compressed air cans before use and the can should be held upright when sprayed. Shaking or tilting can cause the compressed gas to exit the can in liquid form; this can cause burns to skin and is also highly flammable if ignited.
" Francoise took the can of compressed air, used to clean the key board on the computer. She inverted her heated kistka over a piece of paper towel, placed the hose part to the tip and hit it with a blast of air. All of the contents of the kistka barrel came out on the paper towel. This would be something our ancestors would have loved to have on hand. I just did not want this fantastic tip to get lost. What a fantastic idea." N.B., Always read the label before using compressed air and follow the warning instructions.
NEVER shake compressed air cans before use and the can should be held upright when sprayed. Shaking or tilting can cause the compressed gas to exit the can in liquid form; this can cause burns to skin and is also highly flammable if ignited.
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