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Depnds on your climate...

October 19 2006 at 10:42 PM		   (Login HeavyArty)
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Response to if you use baking soda for snow, does it yellow over time?
I have lived in the south eastern US (AL, GA, and FLA) for a good part of my modeling carreer. It is very humid and hot for a good part of the year. Also, lots of bugs. With time, I have had baking soda either yellow or be eaten by said bugs. I stay away from all foodstuffs and stick to Micro Balloons for my snowy scenes.

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