WaMu in lava!

I couldn't resist. :p I took the globe from the second Kenart glitter lamp I found, stored the glitter, and put a goo kit in it. I'm really happy with it! I admit that I was a little afraid to use a cork in the bottle...air pressure, & all that...but it was fine. No exploding bottles. :D And this is the same coil that I was using in the blue/white 32oz that I made with a kit earlier. I had to pour that one out. It never bonded with the coil.

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Comment by lava luva ~ Tiffany on April 15, 2012 at 2:10am: looks great! i thought this was a jet till i read the discritpion ;)

Comment by Loren on March 31, 2012 at 8:00pm: Thanks! Yeah, I really like the way that one particular food color looks. :)

Oh, and I just remembered that the orange 20oz that I kitted months ago has a cork in it, and a real one, too. The water in that is still crystal clear. This cork, now that I remember, is an artificial cork. Hopefully this one will be ok, also!

Comment by mr_a500 on March 31, 2012 at 10:07am: Nice colour.

Comment by Jim on March 31, 2012 at 7:22am: I would suggest dropping a cork in a glass of water and letting it sit for a bit. I would think you would get some slight discoloration to the water. I think the same would happen hear. Condensation will build up near the cork and if any color leaches from the cork, it may wind up in your fluid.

Comment by Loren on March 31, 2012 at 7:04am: Really? I figured if it didn't affect the taste of wine, I was safe. :(

Damn. I found the perfect cork-caps, too. I was planning on using them in my modded lamps!

Comment by Jim on March 31, 2012 at 6:18am: You may want to replace the cork with a rubber stopper (or a permanent seal better yet). Cork material may leach into your lamp.