I have always wanted to try experimenting with peanut butter.

I have a few questions for those who have used it and are willing to share their experiences. . .

To get the consistency as in the sample photo I attached, I assume it must be heated up.

1. How warm must it be to melt to a nice consistency?
2. What is the best way to heat it up?
3. How hard is it to get out of hair and clothing?
4. How hard is the cleanup of a bathtub or other surface?
5. Can melted peanut butter safely go down the drain with water?
6. Because it's oil-based, is a large quantity of detergent required to mix it into water when cleaning up?

Any answers will be greatly appreciated!

Peanut butter is delicious and can be a really easy and fun mess!
Don't have any answers on melting or heating, as I always used it just straight from the jar. BUT I did film a good amount of armpit/peanut butter content and it's VERY difficult to get out of hair!
I'm a pretty hairy dude and that part of the cleanup along with smelling like peanuts generally outweighed the fun.
She's a very good peanut butter model though! Just needs a little chocolate!

I used to add to the slime concoctions I'd give to my wifie and had added to a few heavy cream pie creations w an ax and maybe a friend w benefit

It's very oily so hard to wash out the oils

I loved the look it made with both th slime and pies have some of the slimings my wifie took with it in my profile

She won't let me use now Casie too hard to wash out the oils on her hair / off skin


BUT warning if you had still oils on you, or in room/ bathroom you used it in and someone came in with. Severe nut allergy you could probably kill then as they could breath it in the air

It does become substantially runnier when warmed. How warm? I don't have a temperature for you, but warm enough to be comfortable on skin. The other thing you can do to make it a little runnier if you want is stir in a bit of vegetable oil - but it doesn't usually need much. Haven't had a problem with cleanup or drains, though we haven't used more than a couple of jars at a time. It does make a fantastic "shampoo", and was no harder to get out than most other things we've subjected her hair to!

What he said! lol!

Your hair is going to be an oily mess for a day or two after washing it off, and youre going to reek of peanut butter for the whole day.

as for down the drain, you should aim to put it down the toilet instead, think what thats designed for!!
if you doing it in the bath, most will drain into the same waste pipe as the toilet but i'm not sure its a given, the toilet is my goto lumpy / thick disposal choice

I usually heat it up by sitting a bucket full of it in warm water. Then it becomes super sticky. She can't wipe it off if she wanted to