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My sister is claiming that the Kool-Aid in her water bottle is "blood". Her bottle can have ~70oz of fluid in it, and currently, it has ~34oz inside. How fast would the "blood" dry? Or at least, how fast
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My sister is claiming that the Kool-Aid in her water bottle is "blood". Her bottle can have ~70oz of fluid in it, and currently, it has ~34oz inside. How fast would the "blood" dry? Or at least, how fast would some of the "blood" dry up? She's been drinking water from it every so often since ~2am when she filled it

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Answer: the “blood” not dry- it is kool aid so it will not act the same as actual blood or fake blood

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