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Preserve roses with glycerine

9 years ago

Hi there,

I just joined this forum and I spent different time looking for posts about the process of preserving roses with glycerine but I found none. I looked in the web but I found them very confusing.
Can anyone tell me how to preserve a rose with the glycerin??
Thanks

Comment (1)

gazanialovesme_z8
7 years ago
Did you find out how to do it? I'm trying to get answers for some idea of have.
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