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Rock Tumbler Ivory Soap. Then we add 1/2 tablespoon of grated soap for each pound of rock plus enough. Allow the rocks to tumble for 30 to 60 minutes. Then add some borax (link to amazon) or ivory bar soap instead of grit or polish. You don't need a lot, approximately one teaspoon. Add ten to twelve tablespoons of water and about one tablespoon of finely grated original ivory bar soap (use other soaps at your peril). For burnishing we grate up a bar of ivory soap with a vegetable grater. Enter the nat geo rock tumbler, a powerful tool designed to polish rocks and reveal their hidden beauty, just like a pirate polishes. I was told years ago that because ivory soap is pure with none of the added chemicals that might negatively affect the rubber tumbler. For this process, simply clean out the polishing barrel and add a bit of borax detergent or ivory soap. Learn how to polish rocks at home with a rock tumbler, the fun and popular hobby of transforming rough rocks into beautiful. We do not think that borax is a bad idea, we just prefer ivory soap.

For burnishing we grate up a bar of ivory soap with a vegetable grater. Then add some borax (link to amazon) or ivory bar soap instead of grit or polish. We do not think that borax is a bad idea, we just prefer ivory soap. For this process, simply clean out the polishing barrel and add a bit of borax detergent or ivory soap. Add ten to twelve tablespoons of water and about one tablespoon of finely grated original ivory bar soap (use other soaps at your peril). I was told years ago that because ivory soap is pure with none of the added chemicals that might negatively affect the rubber tumbler. Enter the nat geo rock tumbler, a powerful tool designed to polish rocks and reveal their hidden beauty, just like a pirate polishes. Allow the rocks to tumble for 30 to 60 minutes. Then we add 1/2 tablespoon of grated soap for each pound of rock plus enough. Learn how to polish rocks at home with a rock tumbler, the fun and popular hobby of transforming rough rocks into beautiful.

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Rock Tumbler Ivory Soap Then we add 1/2 tablespoon of grated soap for each pound of rock plus enough. Then add some borax (link to amazon) or ivory bar soap instead of grit or polish. You don't need a lot, approximately one teaspoon. Add ten to twelve tablespoons of water and about one tablespoon of finely grated original ivory bar soap (use other soaps at your peril). We do not think that borax is a bad idea, we just prefer ivory soap. Enter the nat geo rock tumbler, a powerful tool designed to polish rocks and reveal their hidden beauty, just like a pirate polishes. Then we add 1/2 tablespoon of grated soap for each pound of rock plus enough. For this process, simply clean out the polishing barrel and add a bit of borax detergent or ivory soap. For burnishing we grate up a bar of ivory soap with a vegetable grater. Learn how to polish rocks at home with a rock tumbler, the fun and popular hobby of transforming rough rocks into beautiful. I was told years ago that because ivory soap is pure with none of the added chemicals that might negatively affect the rubber tumbler. Allow the rocks to tumble for 30 to 60 minutes.