How do read notes written with invisible ink?

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   world of the wiseposted 8 years ago

   I know its hard to know you have run out of invisible ink but lets assume the invisible ink is still available...How do you read the notes you have written with it?

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   Pamda Manposted 8 years ago

   Shine a torchlight.

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      world of the wiseposted 8 years ago in reply to this

      Oh Pamda mad, your are so funny...but i need my answer

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         Pamda Manposted 8 years ago in reply to this

         Didn't I give you an answer?

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   Pearldiverposted 8 years ago

   To make invisible ink - use Lemon Juice & write with it on white paper.
   
   To read it - Hold the paper in direct sunlight.

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      Eaglekiwiposted 8 years ago in reply to this

      Uh huh!..so now I can read the clues

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      Pamda Manposted 8 years ago in reply to this

      I think that's dangerous for your eyes.

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      waynetposted 8 years ago in reply to this

      Hey this reminds me of a bank robbery I heard on the news a few years back, when the bank robbers smeared lemon juice on their faces because they was told it would obscure their faces on the security cameras, they were caught on the same day and sent to prison as someone identified them in person from the bank....

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   Pearldiverposted 8 years ago

   I want to see how Close you can get to the Bumble EK
   
   Bring a Rubber Inner Tube ----- U know - A Tyre inner tube

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      Eaglekiwiposted 8 years ago in reply to this

      I will claim my prize of a "Seafood dinner" too

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   Pearldiverposted 8 years ago

   I am going to the White Island BT Sacrifice next week.  I have to go to Whakatane!! to catch the boat.  Do you want some pics EK?  It takes us nearly 2 hours to get there!!

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      Eaglekiwiposted 8 years ago in reply to this

      Yesss of Whakatane plse Pearldiver , I know Im gonna end up there one day -intuition maybe

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   Uninvited Writerposted 8 years ago

   Who over 8 years old uses invisible ink?

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      Pamda Manposted 8 years ago in reply to this

      I can name quite a few. George Washington used invisible ink. When the Declaration of Independence was written, Washington, Jefferson, Franklin, and other people wrote a code on the back of it. This code will lead you to a place where lies a lot of treasure.

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         dennisemattposted 8 years ago in reply to this

         NO!!!! they put all their clues on the American dollar bill!! Not invasable ink.
         special code....

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            Eaglekiwiposted 8 years ago in reply to this

            dennisematt , love ya new avatar , wow so pretty!!

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      dennisemattposted 8 years ago in reply to this

      me. I am waaaay over 8 years old. And its lots of fun.
      If you are reading a homemade invisable ink, such as..lemon juice..simply hold it to a light bulb.
      you dont have to look at it while it is showing up, if your worried about your eyesight.
      If your using the cool presto chango markers you can get, you need to color over it with thr other marker.
      If your using ink from a detective/secret angetn/spy kit you got ordering off the back of a cereal box, well, it should have come with directions. Otherwise, its a lousy kit and ask for your money back!!

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   Colebabieposted 8 years ago

   Uh a black light. Obviously.

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      dennisemattposted 8 years ago in reply to this

      OH good one!!

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      iyoung03posted 8 years ago in reply to this

      yea that's what I was thinking

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   Pearldiverposted 8 years ago

   You know I was thinking the same Susan!! Then I realised I Do

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   world of the wiseposted 8 years ago

   Now you guys have started lying, Do you mean a blind man  can see the invisible ink?

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      Eaglekiwiposted 8 years ago in reply to this

      Um no he sees the same thing as before-nothing

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    Colebabieposted 8 years ago

    

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       world of the wiseposted 8 years ago in reply to this

       Do you mean black also shine?

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          Colebabieposted 8 years ago in reply to this

          When we'd use invisible ink as kids you would shine a black light on it to read the message. It is a type of light bulb that gives off a purple glow.

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             world of the wiseposted 8 years ago in reply to this

             Uuhhhmm!!!!!, let me hope some one is not lying

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             waynetposted 8 years ago in reply to this

             Er...sort of like a UV light/lamp?

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                Colebabieposted 8 years ago in reply to this

                Yeah kinda minus the crazy danger. Black lights are UVA. It makes things glow in the dark. one has ever seen a black light before? In a club? Black light posters? No? I'm not even a product of the 60s and I've had one.
                http://science.howstuffworks.com/black-light.htm

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    Candie Vposted 8 years ago

    I pay EK to write hubs for me and sign the checks with invisible ink.  (Don't tell her..)

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       badcompany99posted 8 years ago in reply to this

       Cabin Girl writes her poems with it, tis why they keep vanishing

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          Candie Vposted 8 years ago in reply to this

          LOL!!!

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             Eaglekiwiposted 8 years ago in reply to this

             Candie V OHHHHHH when I saw officer with handcuffs, I just thought that was a clue for the next hub you requested
             ( I will have that check under the moonlight tonite, yes sir!)
             
             So thats why the officer kept mumblin no'ma'mam, least his mouth said that , his body language weeeelllll...( if wascally BP sees this ) just know whats gonna run through her mind

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                Candie Vposted 8 years ago in reply to this

                I'll distract her while you deal with the occifer friendly!

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                   Eaglekiwiposted 8 years ago in reply to this

                   Its glowing
                   no
                   just BP's thigh apple green boots
                   
                   be still , oh racing heart

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    world of the wiseposted 8 years ago

    Guys, if invisible ink can really sell, why not set up a company? But how will we put it in the bottles? How will we pack it?

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    Lisa HWposted 8 years ago

    I've never thought about invisible ink before; but this thread has me wondering if I've been missing a lifetime's worth of messages sent to me - just because I couldn't see the invisible ink!     (Does this mean I should hold all that giant stack of printer paper up to the sun?)

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       Jane@CMposted 8 years ago in reply to this

       You make me laugh out loud!

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