AnswerYou should use very warm water and some steel wool on the fabric, that will release the candy from the fibers, getting it completely clean. Hope this helps.

AnswerHalloween is the most popular time of year for candy corn. You may still find some around Thanksgiving, but for the most part it disappears from store shelves after Halloween. Sometimes you can find candy made from the exact same formula as candy corn around other holidays, except in different shapes and colors.

AnswerIt depends on how many candy corn is inside each bag. For every 22 candy corn your son eats he will be intaking 150 calories. Feel free to allow your son to eat both bags, he will be fine.