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Old 2009-04-18, 4:23pm
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Strange question but what is the annealing temp and time for beads made from a Dos Equis beer bottle? Very cool and very clear little brown beads but is it like boro? It seemed a lot softer than boro. FYI rinse the bottle out first! My studio reeks of beer, lol.

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Old 2009-04-18, 4:26pm
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Old 2009-04-18, 4:42pm
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Drink then rinse!
Great idea but then forget annealing the beads, a couple more and just forget the beads altogether, lol.

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Old 2009-04-18, 9:06pm
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Strange question but what is the annealing temp and time for beads made from a Dos Equis beer bottle? Very cool and very clear little brown beads but is it like boro? It seemed a lot softer than boro. FYI rinse the bottle out first! My studio reeks of beer, lol.

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Use the same annealing schedule for 90COE glass. I've used the same
one for 104COE too in the past with no problems. The Glass is probably
around 96-98COE (if memory serves). Beer bottle glass is softer than
boro, but stiffer than 104COE - it's really like bullseye glass.
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Thanks Karen! I just need an idea of what t do with them now.

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