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"Lasting Whipped Cream odor/residue/etc. prevention question."
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I'd like to use both shaving cream and whipped cream pies- However, given my limited options as to where I can film, I've avoided whipped cream as to not have any lingering effects in one room.
While I know there are alternatives, if I had no other options aside from something like cool whip- Would getting messy in a bath/shower prevent any unwanted effects, by washing it all off as soon as possible?
I couldn't afford a space to shoot, though I may be able to find somewhere I can film without being interrupted.
Considering non-dairy alternatives- I don't know of what they might be or exactly where to find any of it, but I know it exists.
Cake frosting is an obvious alternative and perhaps a go to, as it would give the opportunity also get cake batter to make slime.
(I really want to add slime to my content just about in the same amount as the pies, however MessySupplies shipping costs are out of my reach at the moment. I plan on experimenting with as much as I can to figure out different ways I can make slime.)
Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated and help improve my content.
While I know there are alternatives, if I had no other options aside from something like cool whip- Would getting messy in a bath/shower prevent any unwanted effects, by washing it all off as soon as possible?
I couldn't afford a space to shoot, though I may be able to find somewhere I can film without being interrupted.
Considering non-dairy alternatives- I don't know of what they might be or exactly where to find any of it, but I know it exists.
Cake frosting is an obvious alternative and perhaps a go to, as it would give the opportunity also get cake batter to make slime.
(I really want to add slime to my content just about in the same amount as the pies, however MessySupplies shipping costs are out of my reach at the moment. I plan on experimenting with as much as I can to figure out different ways I can make slime.)
Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated and help improve my content.
Comments please! Love being TEASED.
Slapdash Stooge said: I'd like to use both shaving cream and whipped cream pies- However, given my limited options as to where I can film, I've avoided whipped cream as to not have any lingering effects in one room.
While I know there are alternatives, if I had no other options aside from something like cool whip- Would getting messy in a bath/shower prevent any unwanted effects, by washing it all off as soon as possible?
I couldn't afford a space to shoot, though I may be able to find somewhere I can film without being interrupted.
Considering non-dairy alternatives- I don't know of what they might be or exactly where to find any of it, but I know it exists.
Cake frosting is an obvious alternative and perhaps a go to, as it would give the opportunity also get cake batter to make slime.
(I really want to add slime to my content just about in the same amount as the pies, however MessySupplies shipping costs are out of my reach at the moment. I plan on experimenting with as much as I can to figure out different ways I can make slime.)
Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated and help improve my content.
While I know there are alternatives, if I had no other options aside from something like cool whip- Would getting messy in a bath/shower prevent any unwanted effects, by washing it all off as soon as possible?
I couldn't afford a space to shoot, though I may be able to find somewhere I can film without being interrupted.
Considering non-dairy alternatives- I don't know of what they might be or exactly where to find any of it, but I know it exists.
Cake frosting is an obvious alternative and perhaps a go to, as it would give the opportunity also get cake batter to make slime.
(I really want to add slime to my content just about in the same amount as the pies, however MessySupplies shipping costs are out of my reach at the moment. I plan on experimenting with as much as I can to figure out different ways I can make slime.)
Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated and help improve my content.
Having pied myself many a time I can tell you no matter how much you shower you will still have that whipped cream scent up your nose for at least several hours maybe a day lol. Cleanup isn't bad in the tub for cleaning so long as you have cleaning spray like lysol or scrubbing bubbles or equivalent disinfectant spray.
The best pies I've taken have been a mix of cool whip (store brand is fine) and frosting or cake frosting and cake batter or a mix. A great one is frosting marshmallow fluff and cool whip, but you can't go wrong with that combo.
Also if you want your shaving cream pies to have a more real feel to them that's a bit goopier buy a small bottle of Karo (corn syrup) and mix it into the shaving cream with a spoon or your hands until desired texture.
Non dairy/vegan/oat/soy stuff is always a great option and pretty easy to find now (it is in the uk anyway, fingers crossed it is in usa too)
If you really have to use dairy though,
My newest and best way so far in 15 yrs experience is soaking anything that got cream/custard/dairy on it in diluted biological laundry detergent for 24 hours. Have a bucket ready with the usual dose of detergent mixed into the water, ready to drop your clothes etc into and leave to soak 24 hours. Then squeeze out and wash as normal
Must be biological or regular detergent, not non-bio.
Otherwise they need at least 4 or 5 full wash and dry cycles, and preferably loads of lemon juice too with each wash which is very wasteful on energy
If you don't have time for the soaking then I recommend just throwing the messed stuff out, it's not worth the effort even if it was expensive stuff. Free yourself
If you really have to use dairy though,
My newest and best way so far in 15 yrs experience is soaking anything that got cream/custard/dairy on it in diluted biological laundry detergent for 24 hours. Have a bucket ready with the usual dose of detergent mixed into the water, ready to drop your clothes etc into and leave to soak 24 hours. Then squeeze out and wash as normal
Must be biological or regular detergent, not non-bio.
Otherwise they need at least 4 or 5 full wash and dry cycles, and preferably loads of lemon juice too with each wash which is very wasteful on energy
If you don't have time for the soaking then I recommend just throwing the messed stuff out, it's not worth the effort even if it was expensive stuff. Free yourself
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Doing some research- This is the kind of thing I seem to be looking for. The bag application and bulk order is worth the price if it's truly a cool whip like topping that simply doesn't contain ingredients with lingering attributes.
I feel like that shouldn't be a difficult thing to come by at all, and I NEED to branch out to whipped cream pies as opposed to just shaving cream. Considering I'm used to shaving cream pies that aren't in any way edible, I can't help but think of mixing things like glue or paint in shaving cream to figure out just the right kind of cream filling best for the type of pie crust, size, quantity, etc.
After so long, closing your eyes and mouth becomes a reflex.
Keeping that in mind, I've also thought about crusts made of air drying clay and what use can be made of various other things.
I feel like that shouldn't be a difficult thing to come by at all, and I NEED to branch out to whipped cream pies as opposed to just shaving cream. Considering I'm used to shaving cream pies that aren't in any way edible, I can't help but think of mixing things like glue or paint in shaving cream to figure out just the right kind of cream filling best for the type of pie crust, size, quantity, etc.
After so long, closing your eyes and mouth becomes a reflex.
Keeping that in mind, I've also thought about crusts made of air drying clay and what use can be made of various other things.
Comments please! Love being TEASED.
An alternative might be partially cooked meringue, just to get a backed crust but still wet inside.
Also, I found with whipped cream, having a cool shower to get it all off means the milk doesn't curdle and there is far less smell.
Also, I found with whipped cream, having a cool shower to get it all off means the milk doesn't curdle and there is far less smell.
If you are in an area of Texas served by HEB, I can't recommend their house brand Hill Country Farms Whipped Topping enough - it is pretty much the perfect pie cream IMO (and even the light version, which melts a little bit more than the regular but is still pretty thick, is still better than most other whipped toppings) - it is thick, sticks really well (the only real downside is that if it stays on too long it can be a bit difficult to scrub it off skin as it hardens a bit), and really doesn't have much of a smell to it...
I appreciate all of the advice- I feel pretty confident that I'll be making proper whipped topping pies soon. 
Free experiment vids coming soon.
(Also going to be trying slime, looking to figure out a way to rig it up so that I can stay still while it pours over my head.)
Free experiment vids coming soon.
(Also going to be trying slime, looking to figure out a way to rig it up so that I can stay still while it pours over my head.)
Comments please! Love being TEASED.
Slapdash Stooge said: Doing some research- This is the kind of thing I seem to be looking for. The bag application and bulk order is worth the price if it's truly a cool whip like topping that simply doesn't contain ingredients with lingering attributes.
I feel like that shouldn't be a difficult thing to come by at all, and I NEED to branch out to whipped cream pies as opposed to just shaving cream. Considering I'm used to shaving cream pies that aren't in any way edible, I can't help but think of mixing things like glue or paint in shaving cream to figure out just the right kind of cream filling best for the type of pie crust, size, quantity, etc.
After so long, closing your eyes and mouth becomes a reflex.
Keeping that in mind, I've also thought about crusts made of air drying clay and what use can be made of various other things.
I feel like that shouldn't be a difficult thing to come by at all, and I NEED to branch out to whipped cream pies as opposed to just shaving cream. Considering I'm used to shaving cream pies that aren't in any way edible, I can't help but think of mixing things like glue or paint in shaving cream to figure out just the right kind of cream filling best for the type of pie crust, size, quantity, etc.
After so long, closing your eyes and mouth becomes a reflex.
Keeping that in mind, I've also thought about crusts made of air drying clay and what use can be made of various other things.
That's Rich's Whip is fantastic. They also make a bulk version where you whip it to order. Good stuff.
I made the mistake of pieing myself in my work dress lol. Rinsed it but didn't wash until next morning. I have since worn and it still has a slight smell. I will be definitely soaking it straight away next time. Also the smell up the nose lingers for a day after being pied. Maybe that's just part of it? Haha 
How much work are you willing to do?
Powdered meringue and xantham gum create a whipped cream like consistency, but require beating. The meringue creates a bubbly conistency, less dense than whipped cream or shaving cream, and the xantham gum keeps the bubbles in tact. Depending on your recipe, the foam will hold for a really, really, really long time.
Powdered meringue and xantham gum create a whipped cream like consistency, but require beating. The meringue creates a bubbly conistency, less dense than whipped cream or shaving cream, and the xantham gum keeps the bubbles in tact. Depending on your recipe, the foam will hold for a really, really, really long time.
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