Customer Reviews

Play-doh Spaghetti Factory

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2 star:		(1)
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Bought this for all 3 kids to play with. Requires a lot of supervision so the colors don't get mixed and the molds are a little difficult. My children are 6,4, and 2 but they absolutely love it. As long as you are willing to get dirty with them, then this is a great toy to get.

My kids liked the concept of playing a "mess" of play-doh in, pressing hard, and getting noodles out. Howevery, there will more than likely have to be some adult assistance when playing with this toy. You have to press pretty hard to get the noodles out. We gave $15 for it and I would not even consider giving a penny more!

My 2 year old has a lot of fun with this. He likes to help me "make" the spaghetti but helping me push down on the lever that makes the playdoh come out like linguini or spaghetti. On the bottom of the spaghetti making thingy (not sure what to call it) and on the bowls there are impressions for putting the playdoh in and making shapes like meatballs, ravioli, or mushrooms but this is really detail type stuff which is not on my 2 year old's agenda (prob great for older kids). However we have a great time sitting and playing with all the things in the kit and it holds his attention for quite some time. Great price and value.

I bought this as a Christmas present and it was a ton of fun! We made pasta for hours :)The kids loved it.

This has been a lot of fun for my kids (ages 2 and 4) and me. We've had this product for about 4 months, and they still ask to play with it quite often. It took me a while to figure out how to put this together. I had the same problem as another viewer...I put the red piece in upside down. But that was merely operator error. Once I go it to work, it was a lot of fun. My little boy, who just turned 4 can make the spaghetti and the other pasta shapes all by himself. My little girl does need help...but she has fun playing with the play doh on her own too. After making he spaghetti in the machine, I quickly take out the red piece (pops right out), peel off any excess play doh, and then can make more spaghetti in another color. Very quick and easy clean up. Highly recommended!

The kids liked this a lot because they could make fun shapes that they easily recognized as pasta and meatballs. Having the bowl for it to form into directly was a big plus. Wiggly spaghetti shapes made great worms, etc. too. I really liked this because even the littler ones could make the spaghetti. Only cons (and a minor one) were that it took me awhile to figure out how to set it up and had to be broken down and cleanup of the "machine" was a pain.

I love play-doh, and so does my 3-year-old. And who doesn't love extruding?? So when I saw the spaghetti factory, I knew we were in for a good time.

Well, it took me a while to figure out how to assemble the "pasta" maker. I did not notice the diagrams on the box's end flaps. If you haven't figured it out already, the little red tube goes in with the flat side UP, and the hole down. For a day I did it upside down and could not figure out why it wasn't working!

But once we got it going, it worked great. I love all the little mold shapes - the kids made ravioli, tortellini, broccoli, chicken drumsticks, meatballs etc. Very cute. Probably not great if your kid still eats play-doh though!

I had a blast with the playdoh spaghetti factory. My daughter enjoyed watching me play with it. All the attachments work great. I did break the cylinder where you put the playdough in after about an hour. I was using some bootleg playdough though. The stuff you get at the dollar store. It may be my fault because the consistency was off. The bootleg playdough was definetly cut with something foreighn.

Dont buy your kids playdough. It doesnt come out of the carpet.

I purchased this for a Christmas present for my 5 year old son. He was so excited when he opened it on Christmas morning and couldn't wait to play with it. Upon opening the package and assembling it the excitement turned rapidly into frustration and anger that Santa would deliver a present that had two containers of play-doh opened to the extent that they were better suited for breaking a window than making spaghetti. If that wasn't enough, it was missing a part so that the "doh" that was still good couldn't be run through it anyway! This is a perfect gift to crush the innocent spirit of that certain little someone.