if you put food coloring in the water will it color the beads
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Yes, it will. However the hydrated beads will be a few shades lighter than the water.
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I don't think so because they are randomly put in together. I think you're better off purchasing individual shaped beads or the colors. Hope this answered your question
1060537
Not unless you add red food coloring. Seriously, this is an excellent product. Not only does the red surface stay put, I've found it to be much more durable than Teflon and other non-stick surfaces.
196938
You can but it is food coloring so when the cloth gets wet the colors will run and mostly wash out.
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If you find bubble juice that can create colored bubbles, I am sure it will work. However, the reviews for such product are disappointing:Crayola Outdoor Colored Bubbles-3 Pack Fuchsia Unmellow Yellow & Purple PizzazzAnd more about iridescent bubbles:http://www.webexhibits.org/causesofcolor/15E.html
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It food color. It actually food paint. So this would not be good for you if you are looking for paint. I hope this answer helps.
942155
They are clear but if you mix them in food coloring and just dry you can color them
792089
Sadly, no. In fact, they rewrote their ad information to include, 'the rest of the container has the remaining white silicone beads', etc. They never had that before. So, the actual orange beads are the absorbent indicators, which is in a small cap space, but when removed, reveals the useless white beads that don't absorb anything! It works as the orange can turn colors, as my head turned from orange to RED after realizing this is a scammer, Chinese-made garbage product. DO NOT BUY>!
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It isn't recommended as the colors are very watery. I would recommend the gel colors, you don't need to use much and they are great.
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I don't know the answer to this question. I have the mat on a travertine floor. I have not seen any color transfer to anything else even when the mat has gotten wet but I don't know.
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This one is just bleach, so the water will be clear. There is another one that does make the water blue, if you would prefer that instead.
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Mine was same color once mixed with water it looked much better. Hope you have better luck mine did not taste good.
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If the jelly beads are used for external things like decoration, and not for kids playing, you can try mixing the water with a spoon of rubbing alcohol. I am not completely sure but I did a quick search online and someone did a small experiment with jelly beads and different household solvents. It seems oil and rubbing alcohol are not absorbed into the beads and it doesn't seem to break down the beads either. I would just get a little jelly bead and put it in some rubbing alcohol for a couple of days and see what happens.
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My son did a beautiful job on the board with colored chalk, so yes, colored chalk works on this board.
453186
As Mr. Loria already commented, it does heat the water some, but I never took the temperature. It won't be hot enough to make a color run, if that's what you're thinking. I have not had any issues with the water being too hot to touch or accidentally burning myself, either.
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Yes. Actually, it will change color just with temp. We have had it in the basement where it is colder and hair is purple (as I remember) and when we put our warm/hot hands on the head will leave hand prints of pink (or other color). We have never put this in water, but would guess the hair would change color equally well as with air temp. Also, only the hair changes color as far as we have seen.
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No. The directions tell you to put the strip of hair to color in the disk and close the lid and slide down the strand. This is hair chalk. it will color eachstrand you choose. Washes out easily. Hope this covers your question