Play-Doh is turning 50. Get creative by playing with, and smelling like, the world's most famous modelling compound.
Play-Doh - Get Creative
You may think that your days of
using Play-Doh stopped when you became potty-trained and your parents stopped feeding you - but this long-time modelling compound is still
fun for all ages. Here's a few fun uses for Play-Doh you may not have thought of:
Stress Buster - Take a break from homework and make a Play-Doh model of your most-hated teacher. Then take out your exam-anxiety by pounding the model into a Play-Doh pancake (Can also be used to take out your anger at ex-crushes, siblings or parents).
Learning Tool - Play-Doh can be used to make models of everything from the earth's layers to the solar system to Egyptian landmarks. Use it for a science fair project or get extra brownie points by showing up to science class with a Play-Doh model of the human digestive system.
Creative Fun - Play-Doh can be used to make seasonal gifts, model vehicles or mini-figures of your favorite celebrities - let your imagination run wild!
For more Play-Doh building ideas, head to Play-Doh's Official Site.
Play-Doh - The New Scent For Summer?
If you've ever played with Play-Doh, you know that
distinctive smell it has. To help celebrate its 50th birthday, Play-Doh is bottling that famous scent in an
"eau de Play-Doh" bottle of perfume. According to Play-Doh, this fragrance is geared towards
"highly creative adults", so it might not be a bad birthday gift for your off-the-wall mom or end-of-year present for your
flakey English teacher. What's next? A perfume that smells like macaroni and cheese? Or perhaps a body wash that smells like
new sneakers? For more info,
Click Here.
Play-Doh Fun Facts
Play-Doh was invented in 1956 by scientists at a Cincinnati cleaning company, who were actually trying to develop a wallpaper cleaner.
Since Play-Doh was invented, more than 900 million pounds of the product have been made.
Play-Doh is mostly made of salt, water and flour.
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