Years ago if I left Solvite wallpaper paste (the powder that you mix with water) in a skuttle for a few weeks it would start to evaporate and I would need to add more water to thin it.
Now, if I leave it for a few weeks, it pretty much turns in to water. It is so thin that it soaks in to the lining paper before I get a chance to carry the paper from the pasting table to the wall.
If I want to use it, rather than binning it, I need to add more powder to it but even then, the consistency isn't as good as a newly mixed batch.
What gives? And I have also noticed that unopened bags that have been sitting around in dry rooms for a few years seem to "turn bad" even though their are no "best before" dates.
Did Solvite change the product in anyway?
Now, if I leave it for a few weeks, it pretty much turns in to water. It is so thin that it soaks in to the lining paper before I get a chance to carry the paper from the pasting table to the wall.
If I want to use it, rather than binning it, I need to add more powder to it but even then, the consistency isn't as good as a newly mixed batch.
What gives? And I have also noticed that unopened bags that have been sitting around in dry rooms for a few years seem to "turn bad" even though their are no "best before" dates.
Did Solvite change the product in anyway?