Can the watercolors be used to dye eggs?
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You got my curiosity up.....so, I just applied a few drops of the undiluted red and green to some eggshells. I only let them sit for a few seconds and then wiped them off and sure enough, the color stuck....longer soaking would result in deeper colors, I'm sure.
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No. It's not meant for that. It will ruin the eggs and make a mess of the clean up process! So.... No!
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I believe so. They are essentially watercolor crayons so if the waxy color isn't fully dissolved it would be akin to using acrylic over an oil pastel
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I would have to look again. My grandsons match by color. So there is color matching and shape matching by how the eggs fit in the carton. They love playing with the set. The pretend to use the eggs to "cook" with too.
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Not according to the directions, however, I don't see why you can't. But the fact is, unless one of your eggs breaks, all you really need to do is give the two plastic pieces a thorough rinse in hot water.After I cook eggs, while the tray is still very hot, I take a wad of wet paper towels and clean the plate with it (being careful, because it's very hot). Every 10 uses or so, I put vinegar and water in the plate as directed, and let it boil for 10 minutes. Everything is always sparkly clean. I LOVE this thing! We use it all the time.
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As mentioned before it is probably best to contact the manufacturer about how to do this without damaging the tank. I know WaterRower does carry a blue dye kit for their rowers.
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Absolutely! I have made soft boiled eggs a number of times and they have turned out perfect each time. The whites are cooked and the yolks are smooth & silky. Yummy! Just be sure to measure the proper amount of water as indicated on the measuring device.
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Yes, you can mix the colors on a palette with a brush to blend. Should not be a problem.
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Yes if you crack them open with a knife and use a teaspoon inside the eggs, this is for soft boiled. Hard boiled you have to roll them with pressure and take the shell off in small pieces.
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Yes! These pans are not made for cooking eggs. Look at Scanpan non-stick. They are AWESOME!
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I'm sorry I cannot answer that...you'd have to ask the company itself. I only can testify to the ease of use and the results of my watercolor paintings. It's my favorite book so far.
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You can buy replacement half pans of the missing color, or you could buy that same color in tube form and make your own cake watercolors. To do this put the color in the empty pan and let it dry out. To use just add water and paint. Everytime the color runs out you can add more from the tube. If you paint a lot this may be more cost friendly. Tube watercolors are also easier on your brushes. Personally, I prefer the tube version as I find the watercolors stronger in pigment, more concentrated than the pan versions. I need to use less of it to get strong solutions versus the pans. Hope this helps.
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Yes! I dyed about 50 of them last year. I used the liquid Rit. They came out great! My grandson is 6 mos old and my daughter said they are one of the best gifts she got. (We let people decorate them at the shower with fabric pens). They are washing well. The only downside is the velcro does tend to stick to everything so she fastens them and washes them all together.
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They write and draw well over dried watercolor. Ive also had success using them with soft pastels, colored pencil, and ink. The only medium I have had bad luck using these with is graphite.
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They say they can on the package but I didn't try. There are instructions on the packaging saying how to color it.
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It works with colored pencils. I'm not sure if there's a difference watercolor & regular colored pencils.
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Yes if it has blue tooth. You can use the egg with any blue tooth device. Love mine.