Stamps Lost their Cling?

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Today I am giving these stamps a bath!

Did you know you can easily restore the cling to your Close to My Heart MyAcrylix stamps? Bath them in warm water with a bit of detergent. Wash away the finger grease and dust from carrier sheet and stamps. Air dry. 

Here's some video inspiration while your stamps are drying:


Clearly the Best, CTMH TV

(One hour later...)  Cling restored!  They look like new (except seasoned better, too) and these stamps are at least three years old.  Enjoy giving your stamps a new start!

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