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    What ingredients are used? They were not given. Oops.
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    The "ingredients' are mentioned below, under "Things You'll Need", for each Method.
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    Can glue be used so that the rose petal doesn't come apart?
    T. Chinsen
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    Use of glue, especially one that is waterproof, could cut down the rose scent. A little beeswax mixed in would help hold the petals together and still maintain the rose scent.
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    Where is the ingredient list?
    T. Chinsen
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    Go to the very end of the article page. On wikiHow, information on needed supplies is listed at the bottom of the article. Go past Community Q&A and Quick Summary & Tips. The last section is Things You'll Need.
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    Where do I find a rusted tin sheet?
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    A baking sheet pan or an inexpensive foil cookie pan is an easy substitute. The metal surface holds heat from the sun and provides even heat to the items being dried. Foil wrapped over a tray will also work. Having a lip can prevent items from sliding and falling off.
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    Will the beads rot?
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    No, the beads will not rot if they are only partially dry. They should last for many years.
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