Can water be put in the sand part instead of sand?
1783529
Yes, it could. But, there is no drain plug on the sand side. So removing the water may present a challenge. Overall, it is relatively lightweight when not filled with sand and water so tipping it to empty water may be an option. Or scooping out water from the side without a drain. My daughter when she plays gets sand in water mixed in both sides so we have dumped it a few times and started over. We're really happy with this fun summer toy for her.
1783530
Yes but it doesn't have drain plug like the "water" side does. We do water in both sides.
1783531
Yes it can. It just doesn't have the plug to let out water in the bottom. You could easily dump the water out though.
1783532
Yes! Absolutely! That is how ours is! Little guy loves water more than sand! You just have to tip it over to dump it out of that side! Its a great table!
98756
No sand. I filled with water as per the instructions and it has done a great job.
1615880
You have to fill it up yourself with either water or sand I believe - it was purchased for my daughter.
2182611
No. But I wouldn't see why you'd want sand. It works perfectly fine without it.
2050726
I would not add water to the kinetic sand. I have not experienced it drying out. If it feels dry to you, just work it in your hand and it will come back to its original texture.
1703503
It could be used with sand, but it has no cover. I think using water is better.
16898
Yes.If you research the manufacture there is some great info.Also if there is a lot of sand in the water it could affect the filters,you could look at installing sand filter
1705924
I don't think you can. Bought this as a gift for grandchildren who have used it at the beach but mom said not in water.
1754196
Yes, but don't buy the sand at home depot or lowes. The sand is a specific grade, so read the instructions! This thing is heads and tails above the paper filter unit. It has required virtually zero maintenance all summer. I'm picky!
393747
You have to fill it up yourself, Don't worry though. You can fill it up with common sand, gravel, etc.
1187403
yes you can do water on both sides our granddaughter loves it has it for over a year now. We don't do sand she just plays in the water. Fills a water can and waters plants so cute.
471655
It says put water in the tube which is what I did. You should be able to stake it on a ground surface. Mine is on a patio so I could not use anything other than water. Would not consider trying sand the hole is an inner tube.
704251
No. But as Joe has pointed out, there are pockets, you can fill with sand, or with bottled water (or bottled sand for ease of application).
1117681
You can IF the container is essentially leak-proof. The sand is extremely find and will pass through most fabrics eventually.
2488
You can't get the sand wet or it doesn't stick together. I would guess this is a no.
1453733
Wouldn't hurt to try water first. It's a HECK of alot easier to dump the water than the sand. You may want to put it on a rubber mat to help stabalize it.
297625
You can use different media such as fire glass or lava rock, but sand shouldn't be used.