How to make playdough hard?

The wonderful thing about it is that you can make just about anything, and if you mess up you can squish it back into a ball and start over. Sometimes children are so proud of all of their hard work, they do not want to squish their creation up and put it back into the container. Here is a way to help preserve that masterpiece. read more

Place the finished play-doh creation on the cookie sheet. You can place a sheet of wax paper under it to protect the pan, but it is not necessary to do so if you are using a non-stick pan. Put the pan in the preheated oven for five minutes. read more

Play-Doh started as a wallpaper compound used to remove soot deposits from walls. It was non-toxic and easier to mold than modeling clay. Play-Doh hit the market in 1956. read more

When Play-Doh dries out, it gets hard, flaky, and difficult to play with. The putty is simple: it comprises mostly water, salt, and flour. In order to make this material soft again, you'll need to work water into the dough. read more