Everything About - Sand Art

Looking after your Sand Art is super easy, but sometimes you'll need to make some adjustments.
Take a look at the instructions below to keep your Sand Art functioning perfectly.

How does it work?

Our Sand Art is made up of simply three parts:

  • Sand (Crushed quartz)
  • Water
  • Air

The air bubbles act as a barrier to slow the fall of the sand. As the sand lands, it layers over itself to create amazing mountainous designs.

Adjusting Air

Sometimes you'll need to adjust the amount of air inside your Sand Art.

Syringes (found at your local pharmacy) can be placed through the Silicon Seal to do this.

  1. Locate the small hole in your Sand Art and rotate it until it is located on the top.
  2. Make sure all the Sand is at the bottom (away from the hole).
  3. Add or remove air (never add or remove water or sand).

Too Much Air

Too many air bubbles means there's no room for the sand to fall through.

Not Enough

Not enough air means that the sand will fall at once. It is awesome to watch, but if you want it to slow down a little, add some more air.

Just Right

The sand falls slowly but consistently, creating beautifully intricate images.