for insulation, for centuries if not millennia. Actually dairy products have been used as a buildunig material, e.g. This method might sound a bit yucky, but actually it´s not unhygienic as long as you don´t start licking your windows (beware you Aphex Twin fans!). If you don´t need it anymore, you can just remove it with a wet towel or scratch it off without any traces. It will smell a bit like yoghurt until it is dried (not longer than a day or two though). You can now paint your windows with it from the inside using a paintbrush or -roller. Take a cup of natural yoghurt without sugar and fruits, thin it down with cold water until it has the consistency of usual wall paint (buttermilk also works). Nice! If you want to do this faster, there is another good method: Have you found anything that works better as glue? I'm trying to be non-perminent and mess free but I'm honestly about to just throw in the towel and use real paint or elmers and deal with the repercussions from the landlady. Without fail all the panels that didn't stick still wont stick. I also tried redoing the glue recipe in case it has just separated or the proportions had gotten off or something. How did things hold up with yours? Is it that once the cornstarch has dried it creates residue and the whole thing has to be cleaned, dry and use new tissue paper? I'm getting super frustrated obviously bc I've already cut new paper to fit twice for the ones that keep falling down. The later ones I have redone 4x and keep falling off as soon as they dry. Some of my panels worked fine and are sticking. I'm desperate bc i live in a storefront, have been experimenting with DIY cornstarch etc based paints for 6 months. Hiya, i know this is quite an old post hoping ur still around: Mine wont stick.
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