They sell them in most craft shops around.
If you have a hobbycraft centre near you, they are a great place to get them.
yes they are i have reserced alot on this and craft pipe cleaners are recyclable
you can buy a little wooden box and then put pipe cleaners through it.
Yes; we did today. For scouts we constructed clay figures with pipe cleaners poked and wrapped around them, baked them for 45 minutes and the pipe cleaners did great!!!
T would depend on how bent up they are already but yes pipe cleaners can be untwisted and made into other things for sure....take it from me the famous queen of pipe cleaners....Wendy The Pipe Cleaner Lady
Cut a pipe cleaner to your desired length for the bracelet. String plastic beads onto the pipe cleaner in your chosen pattern. Twist the ends of the pipe cleaner together to secure the beads in place and form a bracelet.
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No, pipe cleaners are not magnetic. They are made of soft, flexible materials like chenille and do not have magnetic properties.
Pipe cleaners can be harmful to cats if ingested, as they may cause intestinal blockages or other health issues. It's best to keep pipe cleaners and other small, potentially hazardous items out of reach of cats to ensure their safety. If you suspect your cat has ingested a pipe cleaner, contact your veterinarian immediately.
Pipe cleaners are typically made of a combination of metal wire and fibers. While the metal wire in pipe cleaners can conduct electricity to some extent, the fibers around the wire may not conduct electricity effectively. So, pipe cleaners can be considered semi-conductors, but are not as efficient as other materials like copper or aluminum.
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Yes, putting pipe cleaners in the oven can be harmful. Most pipe cleaners are made from synthetic materials that can melt or release toxic fumes when heated. Additionally, the metal wire inside can become very hot and pose a burn risk. It's best to avoid using pipe cleaners in the oven altogether.