Children love to roll, smash, squish and create things out of Play-Doh. It comes in a variety of colors and inspires young creative minds. Play-Doh is such a popular toy, around 95 million cans are sold in 75 countries each year. Sometimes, however, children leave the Play-Doh out overnight, or their little fingers do not get the lid on tightly. Then the Play-Doh becomes dry, crumbly and hard to manipulate. Instead of throwing it away, you can bring that dried-out Play-Doh back to life.
- Dried-out can of Play-Doh
- Paper towel
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Instructions
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How to Make Play-Doh Soft Again
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Add a few drops of water to the partially dried-out Play-Doh.
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Knead the water into the dough. Work it with your fingers until the water is worked into the dough.
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If the dough is still not soft, add more drops of water until you obtain the desired level of softness.
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If your child does not want to play with the Play-Doh right away, wrap the Play-Doh in a wet paper towel. Put it back into the sealed container overnight.