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Chris Magno wrote:
> So,
>
> I'm watching the kids. It's raining, and by 10 am, cabin fever is
> setting in. Sure, Im ~thinking~ about releasing them to the outside, but
> decide against it.
>
> what to do?
>
> I know, I will show my Three and Four year old's the wonder that is
> Silly Putty
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silly_Putty
>
>
>
> I hand the red egg container to my son, and show him how as a flat blob,
> it is just like play dough. BUT, when you roll it into a ball, it will
> bounce, and how it can copy images from a newspaper.
>
> the kids are suitably impressed.
>
> I turn to surf, and leave him to play. not too much longer, ~I~ discover
> one more "wonder" of silly putty.
>
> the bouncy silly putty ball, landed in my collection of technic
> pneumatic tubs, and WOW, who knew, silly putty sticks to those puppies
> better than contact cement
>
>
> i tried to ice it off, no luck.
>
>
> Chris
WoW,
see, this is why i like rtlToronto,
within a few hours of my post, I got a mail from Oliver, suggesting a
few products to remove the Silly Putty, and I just happen to have some
WD-40.
Sure enough, it worked like a charm.
Pneumatic tubes are safe, and putty free, and I took the time to take
the kids to the dollar store, to each get them there own separate
coloured putty.
Now, If I see yellow, or pink putty in my lego, I know who to blame.
Thanks Oliver.
Chris
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