White dry pulp│Bamboo pulp

**Bamboo pulp** Bamboo pulp has a long history of being used in papermaking. At first, it was widely used because of traditional beliefs. It was the main raw material of traditional gold paper for sacrifices. It was also often used in machine paper and hand-made paper. -------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------- **Papermaking raw materials** In Shuhuo, you can find the most complete hand-made paper tools, pulp raw materials and related products. Pulp is the most basic raw material for papermaking. We provide various types of dry pulp for you to choose from. The dry pulp is easy to store and not easy to mold and smell. It is small in size and easy to store, light in weight and easy to carry. Whether it is DIY or teaching use, it reduces a lot of burden! Pulps of various colors are soaked in water, like cotton candy, soft and soft, but they can create unique sheets of interwoven fibers. White pulp can make a pure white handmade paper, which is minimal and simple. You can also add natural plant fibers such as petals and leaves at will to make it full of the scent of flowers and plants. You can also experience the subtle changes between the various colors of pulp! -------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------- **Instructions for use** 1. Soak the dried pulp completely in water, it is recommended to soak it for at least half a day one day in advance. 2. During the soaking process, after the pulp is wet and softened, the lumpy pulp is removed and stirred by hand to accelerate the uniform dispersion of the fibers. 3. If you want to speed up the dispersion of the pulp, you can pour in warm water and stir it, or use a juice machine to quickly beat it evenly for a short time. 4. The ratio of pulp to water depends on the thickness of the finished paper, and can be adjusted according to personal needs and preferences. 5. Unused pulp can be filtered and twisted out, put it in a zipper bag and put it in the refrigerator for refrigeration, or dry it naturally in a ventilated place to avoid mold. **common problem** Q1. How many sheets can be made for this weight? This question will actually be slightly affected by the thickness of the finished paper and the size of the papermaking container used. The following data is for reference only. -If you have a postcard size dip net: In a 29X21X14cm container, about 8cm in water depth, 15g of dry pulp can produce 5-10 postcard size paper. -If you are equipped with an A4 size dip net: In a 35X45X15cm container, about 10cm in water depth, 15g of dry pulp can produce 2-4 sheets of A4 size paper. Q2. Why is the paper not very flat or smooth when it is made? It is recommended to check and confirm the following conditions one by one: Before papermaking: Confirm whether the pulp is evenly dispersed and has no graininess? During the process: When the paper is formed to dry, does the process touch all smooth surfaces? After completion: When the paper dries, is it evenly heated? If you still have incurable diseases, please inquire about museum experience or course information, or leave a message on Facebook.