How to do it at home ?

[Duralexsedlex]

Hello !

I did a search and did not find any informations about what I am about to ask, so I just thought it could be cood to creat a new topic where we could talk about it and give/ask for advices.

So what is the idea ? Here it is : I think it could be great to share tips and informations about how to play with this fetish at home, indoor. The idea is to share about quicksand but about all that could be quicksand like too.

Exemple of questions I have in mind : We all know clay in bath tub could be good, but clay in canalization is a nightmare nobody want to live. So how could you do to use the bath tub as a sinkhole but without obstructing the pipes ? An external evacuation ? But how does it works and where evacuate all that thing ?

We know there is substitutes to clay and some are food (it seems to me it is interesting for girlfriends who does not like the stink of earth but the taste of chocolate... :p), do you have any tips ? Is there some that can be evacuated in the sewer ?

I think it could be good if we all shared our tips !

I know this could be good : http://www.gellibaff.co.uk/ ... But the prices are quite high and never tried yet. And it looks more than one dose must be used to have the good consistence.

[Mynock]

You'd have to seal off the tub somehow (?duct tape?) and be prepared to cart the leftovers off somewhere once you'd had your fun.

[Fred588]

Bear in mind that clay is inorganic. That means it will not decay with time (geologic time maybe). If it is stored, rather than discarded, it can be re-used indefiitely so long as it is not contaminated with anything organic. Whatever you do, also remember the stuff is very heavy.

You'd have to seal off the tub somehow (?duct tape?) and be prepared to cart the leftovers off somewhere once you'd had your fun.

[Kookus]

As I recall, Messyfun did a number of shoots that looked like kaolin clay in a tarp or plastic-lined bath-tub. Somebody who knows how they did it is almost certainly trolling these forums.

I imagine evacuation could be accomplished, assuming you don't simply keep the stuff as Fred suggested, by dilution and bilge pumping. I see these massive bilge pumps running at the quarries all the time, 24/7, and you can always find people willing to rent such equipment.