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My old friend Ed used to tinker around rebuilding ovens. Ed isn't with us anymore but he did leave some information in the Archives section http://www.dr-goop.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=90 . Here is an email he sent me about some other heating elements he had found. Some of it looks to be a c...

My old friend Ed used to tinker around rebuilding ovens. Ed isn't with us anymore but he did leave some information in the Archives section http://www.dr-goop.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=90 . Here is an email he sent me about some other heating elements he had found. Some of it looks to be a c...

These archives are dedicated to the memory of Ed Douglass.

I had to look up Zubber. It sounds cool and like it would probably work good. That made me think of Sculpy. You could probably get that to work too.

This has really got me curious. Can you take a picture and post it of the bottles and the set that they came from?

I got the Dr. Dreadful set for my son several years ago. As I remember I had to help my son assemble the lab and also follow the directions with the recipies. It was a great time for us both. One recipe I remember is making up a thick black jelly and then squirting them a certain way into a clear so...

I wouldn't recomend using metal Creepy Crawlers molds for food molds. If you look around online you will find lots of plastic food molds and there are some that have bugs. They don't cost much either. they often are sold as candy molds. But if you really want to eat Creepy Crawlers castings you migh...

In order to get the plasti-goop to cure properly it must get up to 290-315 F. Any hotter and it might burn. Lower and it might not fully cure. Lower takes longer, higher is much faster. I personally use a Black and Decker toaster over and just dial the temperature and watch through the window. The c...