Continue processing! If you want to just use water to clean the skulls, you can follow my guide Maceration 101: How to Clean Bones with Water, and then afterwards read my degreasing article, Degreasing 101: Three Ways to Turn Yellow Bones White, and finally whitening, Whitening 101: How to Whiten Bones Without Using Bleach.
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Thank you for the information 🙂 I enjoyed reading it. Not sure mother would be proud or not tho 😂 she probably would be tho lol
Is there a link to maceration or cleaning of small animals?
Hey Dana,
Using Dermestid beetles or a process called oxidation is recommended for small animals. I haven’t wrote a guide on either method yet, but if you search around online you should be able to get a gist of each. Best of luck!