If this starts to dry out, can you add a little water to restore it to its original state?
2050726
I would not add water to the kinetic sand. I have not experienced it drying out. If it feels dry to you, just work it in your hand and it will come back to its original texture.
2050727
From what I've read it doesn't dry out. We haven't had it in use long enough to know for sure ourselves, buts that's what I've read. One site says that if you get water in it accidentally, to let it dry out and it will be as good as new.
2050728
I just visited their webpage and it states that it never dries out. It it starts to become firm work with it for a few minutes and the warmth from your hand will loosen it up. They did say to store it in a sealed container so no dust or dirt can get mixed in with it. I store mine in Tupperware
2050729
Sorry if I'm wasting your time but thought I'd share my thoughts. I've only had mine a month & haven't noticed any drying to test this out. however, because it doesn't dry out I'd guess it's not water based & couldn't absorb the water. I think a better bet would be to try adding a little oil. I think I'd try baby oil first.
1117498
You can use it dry, with water or oil. I would suggest using water. Its less messy.
1971012
Yes. Don't let all the water steam away. Then the gunk leftover from water stays in the bottom of dry machine burning before the machine turns off. Just unplug the machine before it's empty.
1893551
Yes if fully dry the cavity and keep area dry for a while after application
1225615
You will have to give it a few minutes to dry before handling after use. It won't after dried.
296893
I'm not sure. I know when some of it gets left out it does feel a bit "dry" but once we start playing with it more it feels just like the rest That was packaged. I would just try a little bit of it to give it a test first.
2148021
yes if you break it off carefully you probably can. water seems to ruin it as it soaks up but a little dab might do the trick,
312764
no, you need to rinse it out before it dries for sure. I tried it, not good!
1686899
I let it dry for 24 hours. I don"t know if less would be enough if water is involved.
407372
You can add a little bit of water and stir to thin it back out. However, if it has turned solid, you will probably just have to toss it.
2021873
Yes, you can. I would dissolve it in water first, then add it to the water you fill it with.
757641
The key to that question is to never let it go dry. I check mine every other day & refill as needed.I keep a milk jug full of water inside the house with a touch of bleach in it so the water won't turn green.Hope this helps you out & enjoy!
8503
Add water. Shake it up. I've only done it once. I have a disc humidifier now.
2084036
Yes you can do it over and over agaun. When it dries it goes back to the solid color.
1042428
No. I've had it partially filled for many months without it drying out. Holds up well and still works.
576367
No, just paint it outside. It should dry unless there is something wrong with your bottle of paint
1058969
Absolutely! Just be sure it's diluted properly. Let surface air dry as well.