Good point! The sprayer I have is only 5 L so it took me a good while to get the project tackled. PLUS, with my 3 kids I had to wake up at 5 o'clock on 3 days to get it done without messing up our day. So, YES you are right about the wait and see approach. I guess I'm just antsy to get my soil "back to normal"...I haven't seen any "cotton" since my application. Here's hoping!!!!

I think if you bake it at the right temperature, you can't really bake it too long. You can bake the same piece multiple times. Say you want to add more clay to it, just rebake and you can't hurt it unless the temp is too high. Seems to me the different clays require different times. I've heard you can underbake so the chemicals in the clay don't get a chance to fully bond, or whatever the technical term is... E.g. I think the Kato clay needs to cure longer. So I guess the best thing is to use that oven thermometer and bake for at least the manufacturers recommended time. I don't of any way to "test" and see if it's fully cured. Although I'll bet glassattic.com has something about that!!

It's out of the fridge as of 20 minutes..it rose a touch in the fridge...I hope it's all good in about an hour...fingers crossed!

Another trick is to highlight and then right click on the word you think you have misspelled. A list will appear with a choice of words that might be the one you were trying to type. I'm not sure tho if this feature is an add-on from Firefox you have to download tho.