Hi, I wanted to DIY edible paint for my daughter to play with. Would like to know if the color can be easily washed off with water after play?
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These are dyes, so the paint film may come off, but it is going to cause the skin to become dyed. Think of food color and getting it on your hands. They may come from a natural source, but the stain will take a while to wear away.
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Hi there! We make fingerpaints with these colors and plain yogurt with great results. We mix them in an icetray and I noticed the yellow sticks around a bit, but havent noticed any stains other than the yellow on the icetray. Hope that helps.
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I have not had any issues w staining on my hands or anything when using these colors. My only issue is the red and blue lost their color after a few months. They r now brown. I was very disappointed.
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I've only ever mixed it with resin which turn out quite well, i do have a paint product as well which i discovered is simply the powder in a translucent once dry paint but the powder was gritty not dissolved in the paint which is how I found out, so I'm not sure if it would actually disolve, though you have my interest, I make fairies that glow and a snow globe type of trinket would be very interesting, I believe I will do some mixing this afternoon and relate my findings
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It is not washable, in my experience. It is a permanent fabric paint. I personally would not purchase this product again. The applicator bottles are messy and imprecise.
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No easily I have found it to hold its color well and clean up is very easy. I imagine you may have that problem if you let it soak for along time or put it away damp but I have mine for about 6 months and I love it. I have recommended this to friends of mine and would recommend it to anyone.
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Hello, Snazaroo paints can be removed with soap and water, you shouldn't find any problems at all as the paints are well trusted and have been rigorously tested by the manufacturer. We hope this helps!
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No, it won't work. I've been splashed by my kids quite a bit, and it just looks damp. On the other hand, as S. Levy commented, before they are completely dissolved, they will leave a slight mark. But once they fully dissolve in water, they won't leave a mark on clothes. I don't know how you could keep this from happening... from them completely dissolving. I'd use paint balls. Break them open inside the water balloons. It might be cheaper as well. But these are great fun for the bath, or kiddie pools. Sorry for my late response.
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I'm not sure. The paint I used was washable paint. I would assume acrylic paint would work fine. Just wash it by hand if you have to wash it.
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Hello Brandon, This paint is non toxic. It is not washable and will stain. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with. Kind Regards, Elsie Customer Service Representative S&S Worldwide
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I purchased the orange colored bottle a few moths ago and I haven't had any trouble with the paint peeling off. I tend to hand wash the bottle in hot water, instead of using a dishwasher, so that may help. Overall, it's a good product. Hope this helps.
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The included directions state that the image will not withstand standard washing methods. It needs to be treated for water resistance. They recommend spraying with Scotchguard or similar product using light coats as one heavy one could remove the ink. Finished piece may be dry cleaned. If it was treated with Scotchguard it may be gently hand washed in cool water. I made Christmas ornaments so washing was not a concern. The fabric is rather light weight and very smooth in texture.
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I throw some warm water and vinegar, shake it and rinse it well. Since you can't really see inside of the toy, I'm afraid to use dish detergent on it (can't see if all the suds are out without using like 5 gallons of water rinsing it out). The water and vinegar has been working for a little over a year and a half now without problem!
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Yes. These paints are suitable but you have to mix them with martha stewart fabric medium which I also bought on amazon. The fabric medium makes the paint washable on clothing so the paint does not come off. Directions are on the medium bottle.
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I don't know for sure but I am pretty sure the paint does not come off if they somehow get wet. This company makes high quality wooden toys.
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I added a tiny bit of water to make application easier. It does dry quickly even with added water. I did white and then painted black zebra stripes and it worked very well!
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Never tried this, but do note these are paint not marker so initially anyway they would be very very wet if they were to run their hand over it unlike marker. If you wiped these after an activity I would think it would come off, however I wouldn't let them dry long then try. My daughter has gotten some on her play table (wood with poly shiny coat on top), if I wipe within an hour or so it comes off but if I wait awhile like the next day it leaves a smudge.
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No. If anyone is worried about staining, be sure to dissolve the color tablet fully in water instead of letting it sit against the tub. (Even though I've had it sit directly on the tub as the tub has been filling, and it has not stained. They wash up easily.) But once it is fully dissolved, there is nothing left to leave a stain or a residue. You can do this by filling up the tub first, or by dropping it in a cup of water. The water is just colored. It isn't a staining color. Even when you dip a cup into the water, usually the water that you have in the cup, looks clear. Yet, the color in the tub can be dazzling and strong, depending on how many tints you use. My kids have used these for years, in many different tub types, and with lots of tub toys. We have never had a stain. Hope this helps.
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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.