From Katie

Tip: "Use a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser to get clay out of the ridges in your fingers, textured surfaces, and anything else that you can think of. No chemicals!"

From Lori

Tip: "I have been working with polymer clay for several years and until recently I have been in search of a hint of how to get the clay cleaned off my hands (nothing really worked exept for the Blue Tack suggestion that I read at this site, which, by the way, thank you). I discovered quite by accident that Fantastic Orange cleaner spray works great to get the color and the clay off my hands. I keep it by my work area all the time with a towel, and I spray it on my hands after working with the clay and it completely dissolves it. I have very sensitive skin and so far it hasn't bothered me at all. I then roll some Blue Tack around in my hands and I can work with white or any other color without any color transfer."

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