Cleaning mugs for sublimation

[logobear]

never do anything...

[ArferMo]

I just take them out of the plastic bag fix the transfer and press.

[mr-gobby]

I don't do anything usually although I have occasionally noticed a really tiny odd speck or two on the odd mug afterward which looks like a trapped fibre or dust strand that's taken on the colour. Not sure how you'd see it beforehand though, it adds to its hand made authenticity doesn't happen often.

[BillyG]

logobear, ArferMo and mr-gobby Thank you all for your replies I did not know there was A second page to the post. BillyG

[mr-gobby]

I mentioned the specks to my misses who said it's the jumper i had on and to wear a white t shirt, did this and no problems, apparently she discovered similar when icing cakes! The fibres of your clothing can get attracted by the static, mine was a new hoodie In this instance.

[ArferMo]

Teach you not to wear man made fibers..... stick to natural then no static (except for hair type natural fabrics)

[mr-gobby]

70/30 mix, thought that would be fine?

[ArferMo]

Ummmm, only a 30% chance of getting a static related fluff issue then :rolleyes:

[mr-gobby]

lol, the 30% might just be in the hoodie waist band But I'll wear a white cotton doctors coat from now on!

[ArferMo]

Why not wear a hazmat suit like the rest of us, I think they come in red to blend in better this time of year

I must admit that the gloves do make it more difficult for fine detailed weeding though.