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 We provide a wonderful Novelty Item (not for human consumption) of White Dirt for individuals who love white clay for its many uses.  Give it a Try!

Its straight from the ground, unprocessed and bagged for transport!!!!!!!!!!!!

shipped Discreetly and

Well Packaged so as not to burst during transport.


The products and the claims made about specific products on or through this site have not been evaluated by GeorgiaWhiteDirt.com or the United States Food and Drug Administration and are not approved to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. The information provided on this site is for informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for advice from your physician or other health care professional or any information contained on or in any product label or packaging. You should consult with a healthcare professional before starting any diet, exercise or supplementation program, before taking any medication, or if you have or suspect you might have a health problem. Information about each product is taken from the labels of the products or from the manufacturer's advertising material. GeorgiaWhiteDirt.com is not responsible for any statements or claims that various manufacturers make about their products. We cannot be held responsible for typographical errors or product formulation changes. Due to possible health concerns, we advise against eating dirt. The product that we sell is labeled "Novelty" as Kaolin has not been approved by the USFDA as an approved food source.  


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What is White Dirt? 


It is unprocessed Kaolin. It's dug/mined from deep (thousands of feet) in the ground. Its abundant in Georgia but it is also found in the UK, China and other places as well. 

 

Kaolin, also called China clay, is a chalky rock composed chiefly of Kaolinite, together with quartz and mica.
 
It is formed by the weathering of aluminum-rich silicate rocks, especially feldspar. Over the ages, the crystals washed into large sedimentary deposits.
 
Our "GeorgiaWhiteDirt" is sourced from what is famously known in the United States as "The Great Chalk Mark" across the state of Georgia. The Georgia deposit dates from 50 million to 100 million years ago, when the Atlantic Ocean covered much of Georgia south of a line drawn from Columbus to Augusta. Above this line, known as the Fall Line, crystalline rocks from the Piedmont Plateau began to break down, and streams carried the tiny crystals seaward. The deposits were later covered with heavy layers of "red" earth.
 
The dirt/clay is not processed with chemicals and dyes. Its simply Clean, White clay dug from deep within the earth.
 
So give it a try.  I think you just might like (love) it !!!!!!!
                                                           
Texture & Color can/will/does Vary!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The texture varies at any given time depending on when and where the kaolin is dug. It can be soft, smooth, hard, crunchy, wet, dry, sandy, earthy, sour etc.... 
It depends on the vein that is dug.  Please note that the product is sourced from the earth and that Mother Nature holds the patent on its quality control.
 

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Drying Your White Dirt

Did you know that heat can assist in sterilizing clay/earth/dirt? 

 

It’s our suggestion that you heat your clay no matter where it comes from.

 

Microwave:  Dry on High 3-8 minutes in the paper bag end over end creating a pouch, much like a popcorn bag (as the dirt heats rapidly with this method, it expands and pops all over the place and the bag end over end saves you from cleaning up a big mess!).

 

Conventional Oven:  Dry at 350-400 degrees for up to 60 minutes on a cookie sheet/pan.  Dry depending on how dry the dirt is and how dry you want it.  You may need to adjust the temperature of your oven depending on whether its gas or electric and according to how it heats as they are all a little different but try to get it at least 300 degrees.

 

Watch the dirt, no matter how you decide to dry, it will burn!  

 

The drier the dirt the crunchier it tends to be.   

You can Store in paper bags (double the bags for strength) or in Tupperware.    

 

No matter how you store any clay (its porous), store it away from perfumed objects as it will soak up odors & tastes much like baking soda.