The best 4 ways to whiten lumps, 4 different results / How to whiten lumps

Video about how to whiten pine cones, how to achieve different effects and the degree of whitening, which is better to use whiteness or Ac?
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Another New Year's decor: • Новогодний декор
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In this video I will share my experience on bleaching pine cones. By bleaching closed and unfolded cones, a different effect is obtained.
By bleaching closed buds, a soft transition from the dark middle to the bright ends is obtained. When bleaching open bumps turn out lighter. To cones closed, it is enough to hold them in cold water for several hours. To open them you need to put on the battery.
Pour open bumps with bleach. I leave it for 4 hours, during which time the reaction goes, the bank heats up. When bleaching for more than 4 hours, the bumps did not become lighter.
Bleached bumps can be tinted, my experiments continue, in the next video I will talk about the results.
After 4 hours, pour out the solution, there is practically no smell of bleach. I send a part of cones to the battery, in a few hours they will dry out and unfold.
Now closed bumps poured whiteness. When using whiteness, the buds are bleached a few tones lighter than when using Asa. After 4 hours I take out the cones and send some of the cones to the battery, and part without drying I pour whiteness a second time.
Cones bleached twice outside became very white, although some were not bleached. Let's dry them and look inside.
Dried cones bleached 1 time, also re-pour bleach.
Let's sum up: in the bottom row, the cones are bleached 1 time, in the top row, the cones are bleached 2 times.
Left bleached closed bump, right open bump. Here the difference is obvious.
Let's compare the bleaching of closed buds. Bleached from below 1 time, bleached from above 2 times in a row, as we see even repeated bleaching does not allow lightening the bumps to be white, although they are noticeably lighter.
But the whitest little nubs were obtained by double bleaching with intermediate drying, but for some reason they changed their shape and turned out to be half open.
I hope my experiments will help you to make a beautiful decor!
Good luck to you, dear friends!