🎨 Bundle of Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Mini Ink Pad Kits - #13, #14, and #15 Review

I feel almost unqualified to give this review but I am only reporting my own experience. Nice colors and I love the small size. I also bought a tin can to keep them in. I bought it to take part in a multimedia course. They worked great in class and I was happy to have so many colors. But since I don't stamp much at home, when I used it again a few months later, half of it was dry and unusable. Especially bright colors. I have Creative Memories, Stampin' Up, and Momento pads that haven't dried…

Ink is dry on most blocks. be.The only pad is wet. Gives lots of ink without hard pressure. I ordered an air freshener. If anyone out there can give me any information on whether I should buy reinker or methods to salvage my pads I would be grateful. The only last one I've used leaves you wanting more, but so far I'm disappointed.

I was so disappointed. All but three of these pads are completely dry and unusable. Ink cartridges are available but they cost twice as much as the original pads, plus I have to use them - no need to buy the more expensive 'fix' first. Unfortunately my family member had terminal cancer so I was unable to open the pads (they were sealed in the original unopened packaging) and try them out until 2.5 weeks after purchase, hence no returns. Tim Holtz's refresh spray is a less expensive solution…

What I like about them: 1) The ink mixes well with water and is easy to apply with a small brush. 2) The sets are small and do not take up much space. 3 ) Units stack together - well they kind of stack together What I don't like about them (and I REALLY VERY dislike) 1) Units stack BUT they don't 100% match. That means you think the stack can be moved, you pick it up in the middle and it all falls apart and the lids and stamp pads fly all over the place. Having to extract bits and chunks from…