Can you put sand in the cement mixer? My son would love a mixer with a large opening so he can pour lots of stuff into it.
880408
No...You can't. There is a bucket that he can play with though... that's it!
880409
Our grandson keeps it by his sandbox, there is plenty of sand in it. He does love playing with the truck.
880410
Yes you can put sand in it. You can put water, marbles, dried beans, etc. in it.
1052345
Oh goodness do not mix. It gets sticky and sticks to everything but its self. I also tried mixing Kinetic sand with Cra-z-sand and it turned out to be a sticky mess. This product is a bit sticky and messy to begin with :/
690136
Yes! And when I bought it the sand was packaged separately, so you should be able to use the pieces on their own without even having them touch the sand.
1522763
You add this to concrete as your mixing it. It helps with cracking in the first 48 hours. You can use it with just about any concrete mix if I understand your question..
2178528
have not used for sand but have sand like substances. it is pretty well built so i am going to try your idea on my driveway this winter.
184146
Yes you can. It makes for a perfect sensory table. You can even fill the whole bottom with sand or water if you wanted. There is no divider in the bottom, that's the only downfall.
856190
No, it does not come with sand. You can usually get sand at a local hobby store.
1545030
You can use sand or water. Water is much easier to put in and I definitely wouldn't invest in sand and a funnel since this won't last for more than a week or so.
1117682
you can get inferior sand instead, which is all you need for your purpose, from a big box store. Of course you can use this sand i just wouldn't waste it on that use
764028
No. Both can hold either water or sand. I've found it easier to just fill with water because it is just so tempting to pour water back and forth until you have a muddy mess!
1656990
I purchased this table for our grandson. They did use both sides for sand. It doesn't need much sand to be fun. Too much and it will be more of a mess when adding toys. Enjoy!
1843998
I never tried it but I think sand might be pretty hard on the spreader, both weight and grit wise. Might try maybe three or four cups in it just to see, but I'm voting "bad idea".
7309
I would think so. It's clean sand and very fine. If your doing numerous theme bowls, perhaps it may be cheaper to buy sand at a large hardware outlet.
1026406
Yes. However, the question is really water vs sand, and water is significantly heavier than sand and way easier to put in. Between water and gel, the water leaks out easier. If the base gets moved often, cracks will develop, and in my experience cconcrete withe water added is the best option.
1080977
I have used my hand mixer in the large bowl and it held up great. No problems.
755397
I believe so. :)I put water in ours, and I think what ever you put in it will work. You will have to have it sitting at an angle to get it in though. Once we need to go to a higher settings, I plan on putting sand it in.
2182611
No. But I wouldn't see why you'd want sand. It works perfectly fine without it.