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[~Flossie~]

i make the same as above!
Just keep it on the tiled areas! its hard to get out of the carpet once its been rubbed in..lol!

[sazzafrazz]

Thanks ladies,

OOooo MrsT, thankfully we have floorboards in the living areas. I will make sure it doesnt venture into the bedrooms Lesson learned hey? lol

I made BRIGHT BLUE and the colour didnt seem to come out on the kitchen counter when I was kneading it (had a bit of a play myself hehe). I did need to add a few handfulls of extra flour to get the right feel. I guess it is totally safe to eat but she wont want to with all that salt! (mind you, today she was eating gravel!!!!! so who knows? )

will it start to go a bit funky or smelly eventually or just dry out? I guess it depends how much it gets used.

Sazz.

[Floweryfields]

Some kids LOVE it, so don't be suprised if she does eat it!

[Alipralli]

Made a batch up this morning, and DD LOVED playing with it. And yes, she did try to eat some too...

Thanks for the recipe!!

[~clover~]

will it start to go a bit funky or smelly eventually or just dry out? I guess it depends how much it gets used.

Sazz.

My mum used to keep some in a freezer bag in the fridge for the girls. It lasted months. It'll only go dry if left out

[nic]

I can't wait to make Playdough for DS..though it may be a while off yet, he is right into taste testing everything ATM lol.
DD was asking me about making playdough this morning, so will print this off and put aside so we can make some for DS later on in the year maybe?

Nic

[rubibaby]

here is a super easy recipe Play Dough recipe - Best Recipes

[squidipa]

i would advise to wash hands after and moisturize them with my dd the salt would dry her hands out so much her finger tips would crack open and bleed. She is now 11 and we still have playdoh issues.

[LimeSlice]

Just made this one - 3 batches in green, red and blue - the blue has worked the best and I used 1 TEAspoon of oil instead of 1 tablespoon and the texture is gorgeous and my hands aren't greasy