The Great Chalk Bake Off

CocoboloCowboy

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When it hit 110 DEGREES earlier this week, I took my MASTER CHALK out to the garage for some Drying Out.

This is the first summer of trying this experiment, and after about 4 days into the 105’s Plus Heat.

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The Chalk has not appeared to change color, but seem to produce less dust when chalking.

I have always wanted to try, and shall we say Dry Out some Pool Chalk to see if it works better, or differently. So far the results are positive.

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Arizona is a DRY HEAT, and we got a lot of 110 DEGREE PLUS TEMPERATURES .
 
Did you consider just using the oven? That's also a dry heat, and would work in any climate, any season.
 
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