HUE Clay may transfer colour to hands or surfaces but this can usually be easily washed off with soap and water. Baby wipes or cleaning lotions may be used to remove any colour which remains on the hands.

Always protect work surfaces, furnishings and clothes while using HUE Clay as it may stain. To protect furniture, use a modelling mat. Keep surfaces protected for mess-free fun.

Any staining to clothes can sometimes be removed by soaking overnight before washing. HUE Clay is extremely difficult to remove from carpets and fabrics, so protection is by far the best way to avoid problems. Carpet or fabric cleaner might help – remove as much of the excess HUE Clay as possible first. Do not use water. Being oil-based, HUE Clay is softened by solvents such as paraffin and nail varnish remover (CAUTION: highly inflammable) which makes it easier to remove but might also damage the carpet or fabric.