Start as low as you can, so at 1 in your example. If the sugar isn’t drying out, you can bump the heat up just a bit, but be cautious and increase any heat slowly. If you go to hot it will burn and melt your sugar and you’ll have to start over. Hope that helped.

if you have an electric stove, how many settings does it have, say 1 to 10? and your heat is at 1? I just wanna have an idea , how low the heat ought to be

Great! Hope you can make lots of great pieces!

Sure. Any clean drinking water will be fine.

If you can throw them in a tub toy net – something like this: https://amzn.to/2Jvt6oc – they’ll dry better than leaving them in the tub. If you remember next time you’re in the bathroom you can just give the net a little shake and move the letters around a bit so they can dry a little more. Nothing major, just shake out some of the extra water and move the letters a bit. Should take like 15 seconds.

I’ll be honest, I got tired of dealing with ours so they are no longer “bath toys” and we just play with them outside the tub.

How do you store bath toys? We have foam letters & foam blocks that I just can’t stay on top of with 2 under 2.5. But idk how to lay them out if not all over the tub floor in our tiny bathroom & cramped house.

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