yngldy

http://www.waytogoidaho.com/whypotatograinvodka/ Did you notice that if you read further, that the potato vodka is high-grade ethyl alcohol, which is used as an alternative fuel (ethanol)? So we could drink it, iron with it, or put it in a car to go to the fabric store! lol Win, win, win!!

funnyhunnybunny

I just keep thinking what my kids will think when they find a bottle of vodka with my stash when I die. lol

juneayerza

You all crack me up; love this board!

DOTTYMO

I can't see that grain vodka makes anu difference as it is sticky. Remember being a child and making flour glue? This will show your age.
I thought the vodka was used to stabilise water and oil which will not mix without the glue.

jeanneb52

This morning my DH, a 32 year AA member is stopping by the liquor store to get my vodka...he says he's looking forward to the trip, sober LOL Gotta love his sense of humor.

Sandi

I heard it was a synthetic ingredient as this question came up in one of the classes I attended. Never heard it was vodka which is a carbohydrate that will convert to a starch eventually.

Reba'squilts

Now I have to google to find out what brand is potatoe vodka....i thought this stuff was just for mixing with diet tonic and two lime pieces. Who knew!!!!

Dollyo

I've used the vodka mixture for at least a year now. Love it. It works very well. I don't add scent to mine. True, the only way you're going to get me to iron (other than for quilting) is to add alcohol to the mix, not vodka, but a lovely blackberry wine.

mjhaess

Homemade spray starch from Sta-Flo starch is best...My opinion.

Knitette

I always keep a bottle of vodka in my kitchen (hic, lol!). I use it for lots of things - wiping a surface before you add a Command hook, cleaning car wiper blades.

This was posted on my Facebook just this morning

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