1 Topic by dubbsd

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Topic: removing prints from bed

Here is a chuckle for everyone.
My youngest granddaughter has seen me struggle to get
some parts off the bed. So she gave me this 8" wide cake lifter for Christmas.
she said mommy uses one of these to left cakes so it should work on my prints.

http://pipbc.com/images/cakelefter1.jpg

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2 Reply by AZERATE

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Re: removing prints from bed

Adorable smile

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3 Reply by knowack

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Re: removing prints from bed

Now you should print her a small cake!

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Re: removing prints from bed

knowack wrote:

Now you should print her a small cake!

+1

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5 Reply by Ski52

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Re: removing prints from bed

I think.... if you put an edge on it with a grinder or a stone, it would probably work pretty well. 

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