Mouse in the House (or Kiln)
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Just when you think you are eliminating one thousand of the one million variables in ceramic production you discover another.
I loaded a kiln the other day and closed it up and then in the morning I fired it. Well, when I opened it...it seems that a mouse had taken a bunch of ceramic fiber and started to make a house in the bottom of my big bowl.
I loaded a kiln the other day and closed it up and then in the morning I fired it. Well, when I opened it...it seems that a mouse had taken a bunch of ceramic fiber and started to make a house in the bottom of my big bowl.
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NOT GOOD!
John Britt
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So what happened to the mouse?