To make Play-Doh hard, you can leave it out in the open air for an extended period of time. The moisture in the Play-Doh will gradually evaporate, causing it to harden. Another method is to bake the Play-Doh in a low-temperature oven, which will also remove the moisture and result in a hardened texture. It's important to note that these methods may alter the color and texture of the Play-Doh, so it's best to experiment on a small sample first.
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playdoh is a soft solid.
as far as i know playdoh is waterproof hoped this helped
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Fun to play with, not to eat.
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Play-Doh was first created in the 1930s as a wallpaper cleaner. Its formula was slightly modified, and it was rebranded as a children's toy in the mid-1950s.
well, first you take some playdoh and you roll in around in a flat type format. then, you take the playdoh and make your best friend eat it. your best friend will soon throw up and a compound monkey will come along and eat his/her throw up. with in two or three hours, your compound monkey will explode! repeat process with as many compound monkeys as desired!
There is no exact age range for Playdoh although children younger than 15 months should not play with it. Children will grow out of it at different ages but usually by the age of 4 or 5.