I'm looking for protective paper for my heat press. Does this paper have wax? I can't use anything that is recycled or that has wax.
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No, it doesn't have wax. My kids use both sides for coloring and it's the same on front and back
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They are not wax (but they look like it!). They are polycarbonate (plastic) and shouldn't be an issue using in one of the southern states. They also don't give off heat if that's what you're worry about as well. Hope that helps!
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No you use sublimation ink and paper. I don't think heat transfer vinyl would work.
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No, that is just the paper. You have to buy the depilatory wax separately...
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Regular paper tape. Not thermal paper. There is a ribbon. This is a very well engineered and manufactured machine. My original Canon MP11DX served me for about 12 to 15 years. It fell in an office accident and part of the printing assembly (a plastic part) was broken when the calculator fell during an attempt to bring order to my studio/office. I was very happy to find the same device and features were still available. So I ordered the new replacement device. No learning curve.
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That is a great question!! I just went to look at the dispenser and I don't see a problem with wax paper but I think you would have difficulty feeding the aluminum foil through the opening without tearing it. I hope someone else has tried this and can give you an answer.
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Uncoated paper works best - even uncoated cardboard, cardstock, etc. works great! I wouldn't sweat it if you had a little slick paper - I just wouldn't use a high percentage of it.
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Interesting question! I don't have the answer for this but you may want to research http://www.printfile.com/Buffered%20And%20Unbuffered%20Storage%20Materials.pdf, OR contact the company directly. I believed that this tissue paper being unbuffered may bee used for silver for short term use. However, you may want to look for a more specific type of tissue with an "Anti-Tarnish" tissue paper for long term storage. Hope this helps.
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I don't know. The package says Standard 92, whatever that means. And it says the paper is recyclable, but nothing about it having been made of recycled material.
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Haven't tried that. The paper is waxy, if your water was hot it might not work.
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I purchased this paper to use with heat press and I use it with Sublimation Ink only and a Ricoh printer so I'm not certain what 'regular' inks will suffice.
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Kathleen I bought this spool and it is not waxed, I make candles and have to wax all of my wicks. Sounds like a cool project you are doing, I hope it works. Val
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The package does not say whether these filters are made of recycled paper, but the Chemex web site says that "Cleansed through a four stage process using extremely hot water, the paper is 100% cellular fiber made of primarily softwood such as pine" so I presume that it's not recycled.
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I have never microwaved them. However, according to USDA.gov, wax Ed paper is safe in the microwave. These sheets qualify as waxed paper (even if I think they are low quality.) I would assume it would be safe in the microwave. I would use it, but watch it to make sure it is not melting onto your food or to make sure it is not burning.
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Kathleen I bought this spool and it is not waxed, I make candles and have to wax all of my wicks. Sounds like a cool project you are doing, I hope it works.Val
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There is the writing, "Epson Professional paper" on the back. I purchased the paper to use for a photography class that I am taking and it works very well in the classroom printer which requires a heavier paper to keep from curling. In my HP Photosmart 7510, it doesn't work as well as the HP Premium Plus Photo Paper that I usually use. I may need to adjust the information I give to the printer.
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Yes. But I don't use it. I use the cover for the wax itself and leave it in the warmer.