No one else does this. Haven’t seen any single creator inform their audience about the product they don’t like anymore which they used to like or promote a lot. People promote a lot of stuff for money and don’t care about audiences. Telling the truth builds a strong relationship between creators and us. Thank you so much and appreciate it a lot. ❤
3 weeks ago
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Oh no! That sucks. I’m sorry. Thanks so much for telling us. I pray you can get those stains out. ☹️
3 weeks ago
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Oh no im sorry this has happened Em. make a baking soda paste first and scrub it into the rust spots really good with an old toothbrush or rub together, then add a 50/50 mix of water and white vinegar (the kind you eat, not the cleaning vinegar) if you dont have vinegar you can use lemon juice. Wait 10 mins and rinse (repeat if necessary) then wash as normal. I hope this helps love! 😊
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I’m sorry about this em. I hope you can save your project. ❤
3 weeks ago
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Hey Em, really appreciate how you are always looking out for us. ❤
3 weeks ago
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I’m sorry you had that experience. I hope you’re able to fix your project. They’re all so beautiful. Thank you for updating your preferences so others aren’t disappointed too.😊🐝
3 weeks ago
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Meema Makes
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
I no longer recommend the KnitIQ branded blocking boards or pins.
I bought a set I loved in 2024, and recently repurchased the same set.
The T pins have been substituted to cheaper ones and are no longer rustproof. They have left rust stains on my project that I’m currently trying to wash out. They are thinner also and the boards are much worse quality too.
I will be updating the descriptions of my YouTube videos to no longer recommend these and instead I now only have faith that Knitpro T pins are rustproof.
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