Paintballs are water-soluble, non-toxic, hypoallergenic and biodegradable. Any paint marks will wash out of your clothing in a normal wash cycle. Paint on your skin and hair will wash out easily during a shower.

Paint is water-soluble and should wash out easily with hot water, however if left untouched more than 24 hours some paint does tend to stain.

Answer: While paintballs are non-toxic and fully water soluable they can stain some types of fabric. You'll also be running around in the woods and possibly crawling around on the ground. It's a good idea to wear comfortable older clothing that can get dirty and a little beat up. You should also wear a pair of shoes or boots that offer good support and grip when running. Gloves are a good idea to protect your hands.

More often than not, YES! Let the stained item soak in a solution of Stain Solver liquid overnight. If the stain is still there, increase the concentration and try it again. Continue to increase the concentration until you succeed or fail. Remember, you have NOTHING to loose. Until such time as the stain is removed from the garment, it is headed for the rag pile.

No, the Venus Creme formula is a smooth, silken, pale yellow cream with a delicate fragrance of jasmine flowers. It is quickly absorbed and leaves no sticky residue.

The paintball is one of the most important items in the game. You will especially appreciate them if you ever run out on the field during a game. The paintball is a penny size gelatin sphere capsule with colored vegetable oil inside. The gelatin is similar to medical capsules or bath oil beads. The liquid is non-toxic, non-caustic, water-soluble and biodegradable. It is non-staining for the most part and should rinse out of clothing and off skin with soap and water.

You can use Shout® Laundry Stain Removers on all colorfast, washable fabrics. Colorfast means the fabric won't fade or run when it's washed. If you're not sure if a fabric is colorfast, check the garment label. If it says wash separately, with like colors or in cool water, this may be an indication that the dye (color) is not colorfast. When using Shout® Laundry Stain Removers, be sure to follow label directions and don't leave them on fabrics longer than is recommended.

Leave Shout® Trigger, Citrus Action and Aerosol Laundry Stain Removers on colorfast garments for one to five minutes before washing. (For set-in, greasy stains, Shout® Trigger and Citrus Action can be left on overnight.) Don't leave these products on longer than recommended; they could cause color loss or color change if the dyes are not stable. Shout® Ultra Gel Stain Remover can be left on colorfast garments for up to one week.

SCAR LESS? Generation III Topical Gel can leave a stain on your clothing if it is applied in excessive amounts. If you are applying SCAR LESS? Generation III Topical Gel properly (in a very thin coat) it should feel dry to your touch in just a few seconds and should not stain your clothing. If you should get a stain on your clothing, a little bit of vinegar or rubbing alcohol should remove it from the cloth.

They may temporarily but should come off in a cold water wash. Do not use warm or hot water. To avoid staining bed sheets the face paint should be removed before bed. Yes. We sell a range of face painting products including paints, brushes, practice dummy heads, Giant bubble wands and more. We plan to make these available on the website when we get the chance but for now if you are interested please contact us for a product & price list. You can also visit www.sillyfarm.com.

No. Only paintballs sold on site may be used on that particular game day. In this way we can ensure they not only meet all insurance and health & safety standards, but are also fully biodegradable. For safety reasons, any players bringing their own paintballs on to the site will be immediately ejected. No refunds will be given in these circumstances.

This is very difficult to say - the easiest answer is "It depends how trigger-happy you are!". We give you 100 paintballs included with the standard game fee so you can see what sort of player you are. Some players use 300 or 400 in a full day, and some can use 1000+, it really depends on the player. Of course you can just see how you go, and if you run out then it's up to you whether you get any more.

Paintballs generally will not stain clothing but a little common sense is required. Wash any painted clothing soon after being hit, and do not trust paint on delicate fabrics. Yes, it does. Many say it is the equivalent of a pinch or a sting. You can expect that, if you are hit, a bruise may develop. The force of the impact is, of course, dependent on the distance from the opposing player, the velocity of the player’s gun and any protective clothing you are wearing.