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healthymomof5
Jan 25, 2009
I hope this works cuz I'm gonna do this right now!Thanks! -
joeblob
Nov 22, 2007
The Tinfoil solution to sharpening scissors i must say does work very well. But whether or not its a good thing for the scissors in the long run ~well who knows? Time will tell i suppose
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joeblob
Nov 22, 2007
The Tinfoil solution to sharpening scissors i must say does work very well. But whether or not its a good thing for the scissors in the long run ~well who knows? Time will tell i suppose
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Lenna Green
Sep 01, 2007
For fabric scissors try and remember to wipe the blades of your scissors after cutting with them. Often fabric fibres (particularly synthetic fibres)stick to the blades and this can cause the scissors to become stiff and difficult to use.
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Lenna Green
Sep 01, 2007
For fabric scissors try and remember to wipe the blades of your scissors after cutting with them. Often fabric fibres (particularly synthetic fibres)stick to the blades and this can cause the scissors to become stiff and difficult to use.
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linda1948
Aug 14, 2007
You can also take a screwdriver and act like your trying to cut it,use the spot just below the handle on the medal piece, works like magic, we use it to sharpen our upholstry scissors.
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sallynicholas
Mar 15, 2007
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sallynicholas
Mar 15, 2007
I love this web site! I have tryed to find a web site to do things and now I have love it!
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Aug 08, 2006
Take a small bit of aluminum foil, enough to cover a dinner plate, fold it 3 or 4 times and then cut into strips with dull scissors. Sharpens them every time!
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Aug 08, 2006
Take a small bit of aluminum foil, enough to cover a dinner plate, fold it 3 or 4 times and then cut into strips with dull scissors. Sharpens them every time!
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Jul 07, 2006
Use the scissors to cut through a sheet of sandpaper. Do this once or twice. It works!
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Jul 07, 2006
Use the scissors to cut through a sheet of sandpaper. Do this once or twice. It works!
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Feb 15, 2006
If my scissors become hard to open and close, I spray cooking oil in the joint then I wipe the excess of with a soft cloth. Any cooking oil will work. And the joint will cut with less effort.
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Feb 15, 2006
If my scissors become hard to open and close, I spray cooking oil in the joint then I wipe the excess of with a soft cloth. Any cooking oil will work. And the joint will cut with less effort.
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Nov 22, 2005
A quick fix, that is good for a few uses - find a glass bottle and try to cut the neck with the scissors (holding the scissors firm and cutting hard.) After a few clips from the scissor try it on a piece of paper to try out. Repeat if required. This really works.
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Nov 22, 2005
You can cut tinfoil with your scissors to give it a quick edge. I'll usually cut a few pieces of foil that I have folded twice, then I'll cut a few pieces of foil that I've folded once. Then I cut a few pieces of single layered foil. It works!
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Nov 22, 2005
A quick fix, that is good for a few uses - find a glass bottle and try to cut the neck with the scissors (holding the scissors firm and cutting hard.) After a few clips from the scissor try it on a piece of paper to try out. Repeat if required. This really works.
