"Usually the lamp only get's cloudy if it's been shaken a lot such as during rough shipping. This is often fixed by cycling the lamp on and off for a few hours a few times. Sometimes it can also get cloudy for sitting too long such as in…"
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cloudy ferrofluid lamp
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I have an Inspired Designs ferrofluid lamp. The other day, I noticed the liquid in it is rather hazy. I would like to replace the fluid. I did this once with a cheapo gas pump lamp, using distilled…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by k-nano Nov 8, 2019.
Gookit Questions
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After a hectic day of guesswork and cleaning after a wax accident, I finished my gookit! However, I cannot get it to flow well at all. I have been watching it all day, and it hasn't moved. The long…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Mike Sheridan Feb 25, 2013.
Lava problems
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So i have this 16.3" lamp, and i can never get it to flow. I have a gookit coming for so,e other lamps, so i may redo it, because idk what the problem is. I have had this lamp on for two hours now,…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Keith Feb 19, 2013.
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It will mess things up. Bad. The proprietary master fluid is specifically engineered to both preserve the ferrofluid as well as keep it from sticking to the glass. It's…"
cloudy ferrofluid lamp
I have an Inspired Designs ferrofluid lamp. The other day, I noticed the liquid in it is rather hazy. I would like to replace the fluid. I did this once with a cheapo gas pump lamp, using distilled water and surf from a goo kit, and it went from barely visible to crystal clear. What I want to know, is it possible to do this with a the ferrofluid lamp, or will it mess things up?See More
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Modulo '70 said…
- Lava greetings to you Mike. Thanks for joining this great and interesting site devoted to the world of lava and other fancy mood lighting.
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