Kids Play Dough
Every kid loves playing with dough. That is something that cannot be denied. However, there is something else too that cannot be denied. Parents do not like the idea of kids playing with dough. Or, rather, let me correct myself – They do not like the idea of kids littering clay around in the house. It is not that parents are against kids playing with clay.
However, there is something horrific about finding dough sticking to the carpets and the sofas. Worst still, imagine clay sticking to your kids hair or to your own. These are a few things that make parents dread the harmless substance. However, there are ways in which you can pluck out this gooey substance from hair and from the furniture as well. This post is to share with you a simple method using which you can remove play dough from your hair.
The steps for removing play dough from one’s hair are mentioned as follows:
- The first thing that you should do is to wet the hair of the kid or of the person who has got dough in his/her hair.
- The second thing is to keep is to apply shampoo and wash the hair thoroughly.
- When the hair is still wet, you should comb is so as to take out the chunks of clay sticking in it.
- The next step is remove chunks and bits that refuse to go away with your hands or nails.
- Another thing that helps is a wet towel. Press the hair strands that have dough in them with this wet towel. This will smoothen out the dough and it will come off easily.
Another important tip is that it might take you one or more washes to remove the clay from your kid’s hair. You also might be required to repeat all of the above mentioned steps more than once in case they dough has hardened up. Another trouble with dough is that it sticks to your home’s furniture as well. However, removing it from the corners of your sofa or bed or any other piece of furniture is also not a big deal. All you need to do removing play dough from furniture is the following:
Supposedly, the Lumi Do sticks to carpet while your kid is busy playing. What can you do? Well, there is a list of steps that you will be required to follow. These include:
- Pour a little water over the place where the dough is sticking.
- Use a brush to scratch the dough off.
- In case it doesn’t come off you may be required to use some soap or detergent to get the dough particles loosen up.
These are some of the ways in which clay can be removed from your hair as well as from the carpet or curtains. You would second that probably it is a simple enough way in which you can remove the clay or dough easily. Therefore, you can now give your kid dough to play with, without worrying about whether he or she will stick it in his/her hair or litter it around in the house. You can be assured that now you will be able to easily get Loomy Do off from these tough places.
Lumi Dough 