I'd try to chip away at the stuff. I wouldn't wet it...
GL!
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I'd try to chip away at the stuff. I wouldn't wet it...
GL!
I agree with Lulu ... i wouldn't wet it in fear of any possible colour coming out of the playdough ...
Could you wait for it to dry then vacuum then finger pick the rest of it out
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Yes I could, but I'm lazy and it's literally EVERYWHERE!!! I can't face an afternoon of picking playdough out of the carpet on my hands and knees!!
Lucy in the sky with diamonds.
Let it dry, then bash it to dust with a mallet or something, then vaccum.
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I quite like the thought of bashing it to death! Pity there's no less labour intense way of doing this....
Lucy in the sky with diamonds.
Thats the FUN part!
and one of the reasons I have boards instead of carpet.....it STILL sticks to it though!
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It even sticks when stuck up noses. Much easier to get out of carpet than from a nostril
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Sorry but you're going to have to
I spent hours over a few days getting hot pink playdough out of green carpet. Wait till it's dry and scrape it with a spatula and vacuum the crumbs up, have a break and keep going. It's quite therapeutic
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Sammi, your optimism knows no bounds...I'm in awe.It's quite therapeutic
What a pain. All the best on your mission!
I was thinking a razor blade.Sorry but you're going to have to
I spent hours over a few days getting hot pink playdough out of green carpet. Wait till it's dry and scrape it with a spatula and vacuum the crumbs up, have a break and keep going. It's quite therapeutic
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Nah, I will just sent the GK over and he will eat it up.
Seems to like the stuff, ate a handful at cr?che yesterday, then my niece decided to try and get him to spit it out, yeah right, try prising open the mouth of a two year old when he doesn't want to.
By the way ........ I forgot to tell you.
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