Play-Doh

To make play dough dry faster, you can spread it out in a thin layer on a flat surface to increase its exposure to air. Placing it near a heat source, like a radiator or using a fan, can also help accelerate the drying process. Additionally, using a dehydrator or an oven set to a low temperature can effectively reduce moisture. However, it's important to monitor it closely to prevent over-drying or burning.

They contain a substance called hardener.

Maybe.

You can try to hot glue play doh to something, if you put enough on, it will most likely stay. The easiest way would to shape the play doh, let it dry so it's hard, and then glue it on, otherwise it could just fall off.

take play dough. take usb cord then connect.

Click and Clack just answered a question like this on their radio show. Although the question was somewhat different, I think the answer may be the same. Have a mechanic check your engine gaskets to see if antifreeze is leaking into the engine.

to make playdough hard u have to let it sit oout for a while

It is names Play-doh because it is dough that children or adults play with.

Playdoh can float depending on how dense it is. It also depends on what your floating it on. If you float it on water than it has to be less dense than the water, same with other liquids.

yes

Nothing, in most cases. Most children manage to sneak a little into their mouths over the course of their childhood, and the companies that produce it are aware of child safety, but check the label to be absolutely sure. If your child is so young that he or she is constantly eating it, though, you may want to consider making your own edible dough. There are several good recipes online and in books on doing things with children. If your child has no allergies, a fun one includes peanut butter and dried milk. It's fun to play with and very tasty, too - just don't send it to preschool unless you make doubly sure that there are no children with peanut allergies there.

play dough is fun for kids but kids that are really young can choke on it

It depends on the size of the can. Play dough is available in sizes from tiny containers to larger tub-like containers.

National Play-Dough Day is celebrated on the 18th of September.

no, it dries up

of course beause it is a type of foam

Play-Doh was invented by Noah and Joseph McVicker in 1956

No. It'll go rock hard..♥

It's a little salty and you can't really explain the texture of it. it's safe to eat but don't eat it in huge quantities..

Play-Doh tastes sort of salty, with a unusual flavor that I can't really describe. It's okay to taste it, so it won't do any toxic effects to you if you lick it. Also, I heard that it's safe to eat, but it's safe if you eat a very little portion. But if you're wondering what happens if you eat a lot, like probably half the plastic container, I'm not sure, but maybe there are some side effects. I hope this answers your question!

No!

Play-doh is made with a specific consistency to allow modelling and shaping although it can become hard when left exposed to air for a while. It is made to have a relatively neutral odor, texture, and flavor when tasted and it is supposed to have some antibacterial properties to prevent spread of infection by those playing with it. Play-doh also comes in various colors.

Poop or excrement depends on its source and what food was consumed that resulted in it. Its texture can vary from a hard mass to a liquid mush. It would also have a distinctive odor generally regarded as unpleasant and to be avoided. It is likely to carry any bacteria that was present in the body from which it was generated and its color can vary from gray to black, where black can suggest that the excrement has blood in it and may be an indication a possibly serious problem in the intestines or colon.

Yes

Pure Ammonium Alum is a salt, not a metal. It's prefered use is for deodorants and anti-perspirants instead of Aluminum Zirconium Tetrachlorohydrex Gly as it's not a metal, and does not cause as many health risks as I've seen as apposed to the Aluminum. I don't know if that helps much, try googling it :)

you can buy play-doh at stores. or you can make your own. look for the recipe online

Here are the ingrediants :

2 cups flour

2 cups warm water

1 cup salt

2 Tablespoons vegetable oil

1 Tablespoon cream of tartar (optional for improved elasticity)

food coloring (liquid, powder, or unsweetened drink mix)

scented oils

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