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Scramble · 27/12/2007 21:22

DD loves it and facinated by the way it comes out dry, but it tends to sit on the surface, I suppose it is all to do with surface tension and all that, I tried a little bit of washing up liquid to break the surface tensin but it didn't work. Plus the it bottle has a nozzle to go under the water, but no matte how hard I squeeze it doesn't come out under water.

Help please, oh and it has formed a gritty mess all over the kitchen .

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Scramble · 27/12/2007 22:31

Bump
some othe mug must ahve bought it.

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perpetualworrier · 27/12/2007 22:41

Sorry I can't help. I bought this for my DS's for Christmas, but at the last minute decided it looked like nothing but trouble and sent it to another child's birthday party . Am I a terrible person? Sounds like it was a good decesion for me .

I'd ask his mum, but then I'd have to admit to what I'd done and it sounds like she might hate me already. Hope someone can help.

Scramble · 27/12/2007 22:42

lol

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TwoToTango · 27/12/2007 22:44

Is the water too deep? DS had some of this a couple of years ago - we didn't put the nozzle of the bottle under the water, just over the surface and it made piles of sand.

I know what you mean about the gritty mess - absolute nightmare, when he had finished playing with it I used to put a load of kitchen roll on the draining board and scoop the sand out of the water onto it.

Will try to thing of anything else that may help.

TwoToTango · 27/12/2007 22:45

perpetualworrier - LOL wish I'd had your insight!!

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