well I can tell you all from experience....I've cleaned my sponges to the
point where I thought they were pristine....where not a drop of color comes
out of them any longer....and then swiped them across a cake of masters
brush cleaner and much to my surprise....whole bunches of colored lather
appears....

Masters in my opinion...get out more that you didnt even know was left
behind and it rinses clean!
I've never had a reaction (knock wood)

I cant even imagine NOT using some sort of soap on my sponges.

On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 10:49 AM, Arla Albers <[email protected]> wrote:

>
>  The only thing about using soap in the sponges and brushes is that you'll
> probably never get all of the soap out.  Then if a kid breaks out, they
> think it's because of the paints, which probably isn't the case.  It's
> probably because they were allergic to the soap.  Even I'm allergic to
> Ivory
> soap.
>
> I'd rather be safe than sorry.  Just replace those sponges when they get
> dingy.
>
> Arla
>
>
> >
>

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