<r><QUOTE author="webtrekker;151752"><s>[QUOTE=webtrekker;151752]</s>Haha!You bet it is! The grandkids love it, especially the swear word on the other side! :biggrin:<br/>
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It's been dishwashed loads of times over the last few years and still good as new.<br/>
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<r><QUOTE author="webtrekker;151590"><s>[QUOTE=webtrekker;151590]</s>I know someone who used a small air fryer (not a Ninja) that only took a single mug and had great results with it. I still have one of her mugs at home that was printed maybe 5 years ago and the print is excellent.
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That Grinch mug still going strong is it? :biggrin:

I didn’t used to have to preheat my air fryer and it used to take around 6 minutes from what I remember. I got an even result every time. I guess it depends on the air fryer.

I made some great mugs in an air fryer some years ago. The air fryer I used to use could only hold 1 mug though. If you can find one that can hold several mugs that gets good results I’d recommend that over using a mug press

logobear;141806 wrote:Hi Zoe, thanks for the mugs. Phil

Hi Phil, no probem.
They were just sitting about, glad they'll be put to some use .

Mugs have been collected!

Mrteajunkie;141766 wrote:Can you post?
im happy to cover the cost.

I'm pretty busy right now, so I'm not really looking to package, post and sort out deliveries.

Well, I asked you first if you wanted some mugs... you said you've given up on the mug printing :biggrin:

<r>I have some mugs going spare (around 100); I've given up on sublimation, so if anyone's in need of any mugs - whose local and can collect them - let me know.<br/>
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I bought them over a year ago, so they're probably better quality than the one's you all seem to be getting and having problems ...