Go to your local Hobby Lobby or Walmart and look for Sculpey Eraser Clay. Your kids can mold what they want and then an adult can put it in the oven for the time said on the package.
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erase something and get the shavings from the eraser and melt them together and you are done
Go to your local Hobby Lobby or Walmart and look for Sculpey Eraser Clay. Your kids can mold what they want and then an adult can put it in the oven for the time said on the package.
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Use some tape and wrap it around the eraser then take it off.If that doesn't help use a pencil eraser and erase the eraser.That will make it cleaner and soft.
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Yes, but only if the shavings could be ground into a fine powder
No, putting an eraser in the microwave is not a safe method to make eraser putty. Microwaving an eraser can cause it to melt or release harmful fumes, as most erasers are made from synthetic materials that are not microwave-safe. Instead, eraser putty is typically made from a specific blend of materials designed for that purpose. It's best to purchase pre-made eraser putty or look for safe DIY recipes that use appropriate ingredients.
To make a simple homemade eraser without eraser clay, you can use a piece of rubber or an old rubber glove. Cut a small piece and shape it into a rectangular form. Alternatively, you can mix equal parts of cornstarch and white glue, shape it into a small block, and let it dry completely before using it as an eraser.
you make an eraser out of Ethan's beasty-ness...then when u erase it all the way down, Ethan will make u a new one
you um cut pieces of real erasers then you aqtualy put it in the ocven. You cut pieces of real erasers. Then, you actually put it in the oven.