AINOLWAYSnow Powder for Cloud Slime,5 Gallons

I wasn’t expecting much from this snow. It came in a small bucket so I didn’t think it was make much and I wasn’t sure where I was going to use it. It was also 85 degrees that day so I assumed it was going to be a mess. I was late arriving so I didn’t really read directions except add water so I dumped the little bucket of snow into a large container and started adding water. It kept growing and growing! It felt cold and looked like real snow. I only used a small amount and I covered the food table that had decorations and a cupcake stand that was high so the snow didn’t come in contact. It didn’t melt , We hired the Elsa character to come and she was impressed with the snow. Knowing what I know now, I would have used it everywhere and I wouldn’t have mixed the entire container. It makes 5 gallons and I used maybe 1 1/2 gallons and we threw away the excess. I didn’t realize you can reuse it anytime by spraying a little water on it. I also paid $15 for the 5 gallon and it is now $13? For the 10 gallon mix. I will be using this everywhere for Christmas definitely worth the price and it is amazing stuff!

I purchased 5 of these tubs of snow that claim to make 5 gallons for my holiday display. They were shipped to me very quickly and I received them within a day and a half. I wasn't expecting much given from my research these were capable of producing a very large quantity of snow for less than half of any of the competition's prices. The containers have instructions on them and without too much trouble I was making my snow using a large 5-gallon bucket. Through trial and error with small amounts at first. I determined that less than the recommended amount of water should be added (I was hoping to make light, fluffy snow, not that akin to slush, and from my small-scale testing, it appeared that too much water would, in fact, cause the snow to take in more water and become slushy, almost akin to slime in some ways, which is another one of this material's uses). Unfortunately, I found out that these do not make as much as the manufacturer says they do, which explains the price being lower than the others.To the manufacturer's credit through the snow, when mixed correctly did yield surprisingly good-looking results! And for the price, even if it doesn't make 5 gallons (each tub in my experience yielded about 1.5-2.25 gallons (measured using a 5-gallon bucket with measurement markings on it, so the accuracy of my measurement could be brought into question).I originally ordered 5 tubs and made 4 of this snow 3 days ago, totaling around 8-10 gallons of snow, which is not the amount I was hoping for. I was quick to contact the seller on Amazon about my troubles and requested that I be refunded for the product that wasn't as advertised, or I be compensated for what I didn't receive and sent more snow (I needed 25 gallons, I was hoping 5 tubs would make that and it only made around 8-10). With this email sent, I then waited for not even a full day before a reply was sent. The seller apologized for their product not living up to its expectations and offered a few suggestions as to how I could go about this with them. The option I ended up going with was asking them to send me the remaining snow I needed to complete my display. Overall, their customer service was very quick and helped me resolve my solution.In conclusion, if you want to save money compared to the other alternatives on Amazon, and don't mind re-hydrating the snow every few days (I recommend a spray bottle with water to be used as if you are watering a plant, then this product will most certainly satisfy you!). I can also say that this may be attributed to the very dry air in my building.The only thing you have to know in advance of purchasing this is that it most likely will not yield 5 gallons, and will probably yield around 2 gallons of snow per container. With this in mind though, the price per gallon, and even compared to other products of the same 2-gallon volume, this is still the cheapest and for what you're paying it looks really good. (From even up close <12in, the snow looks real! If I didn't know better I would say it was!What really sums up the experience as a whole was when my friends and I first poured the snow into the water and saw it expand, we were amazed and to quote my friends "it was definitely an experience worthy of 5 stars".Keep in mind the quantity, but this product most certainly receives the 5 stars we agreed it deserves.Hope this review helps anyone looking to purchase this product!

My daughter seen a TikTok of how to make fake snow with salt & vinegar 😂 she was dying to try it only to find out it wasn’t the truth & instead the fake snow was used! So we ordered this & it makes realistic fake snow, & the best part is if you leave it out to dry long enough it goes back to powder form & you can reuse it!

It’s has a little of a strong smell to acrylic but it’s good

The container is really small.The instructions are barely noticable.The texture was really gross to me. I finally figured out why - it feels like the insides of a wet baby diaper - fill one up with water and break it open, you'll know what I mean. Nasty.It sticks to everything, and not in a good snowy kind of way.If you're expecting a nice, fluffy type fake snow, this is definitely NOT it.If you want to play with stuff that mimicks wet baby diaper, this stuff is for you!