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    Can I eat the Play Mud?
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    No, you should not eat the Play Mud. It is not safe.
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    What is a ratio of water and dirt that can be used to make mud?
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    Honestly, just play with it. Get some dirt, and some water add different amounts, a little at a time works best.
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    Which mud is best to go barefoot in?
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    You can go barefoot in any mud. However, it is safest to stick to the mud in your back yard. Also, steer clear of glass, rusty nails and anything else that could potentially cut you or otherwise hurt you.
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    Can I make mud out of sand?
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    All mud contains water and soil or something soil-like. A combination of very fine sand and water may make a mud-like substance.
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    Can I eat the regular mud?
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    No.
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    Does the regular mud taste good?
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    It is completely up to your personal preference.
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    Is it safe to dump mud on someone's head?
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    It's not really unsafe, but it's not the best idea either.
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    Do you think you could make a recipe of mud using borax?
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    No. If you have borax, make slime.
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    Which one is best for coating something in projects?
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    You can experiment with all of the different types, and pick the one that is most suited to your personal preference/ needs.
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    Is this mud okay to use for a mud fight?
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    Yes, this mud can be used for a mud fight.
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