Instant Snow Powder Artificial Instant Snow 18 Ounces Fake Snow Decoration for Winter Displays, Christmas Village - Artificial Snow for Holiday Décor, Flocked Christmas Trees Snowflakes

my grandsons loved this stuffwas just going to make a cupbut they begged me to make it allwill buy more

This instant snow is so cool! I was hoping to be able to use this to create a festive atmosphere at a year-end celebration at work. When it arrived, I opened it up and took a very tiny amount in a small bowl and added some water, and voila! It absorbed the water and fluffed up right away, and was very realistic to the eye, and to my surprise, to the touch! I didn’t use much, as I wanted to save this for its intended purpose, but ai am sure this is going to really help create a fun and whimsical scene at our event. My only concern is that it may be difficult to clean up, so I would suggest using this in a way that either contains it in something you can easily clean out. or use it outdoors. So fun!

Very very easy to use! The snow actually holds alot more water than the directions give to use, but it is not fun if using on wood flooring, I used for a little set up and clean up was no fun at all.

This artificial snow was super easy to mix up, just add water. The texture is nice, crumbly but easy to pack into balls or sand molds to make shapes. It was in my classroom sensory bin for several days and didn't get sticky or slimy despite constant handling. We also hid large jingle bells in it and students used magnet wands to find the jingle bells. Despite following the directions exactly, it didn't make nearly as much snow as advertised.

The media could not be loaded.  I highly doubt that this makes 12 gallons as promised. Also, the snow slowly dried up and shrank to less than half its original size after a few days. When it shrank up, it also turned hard.

This instant snow powder is so much fun! The directions are accurate and just a little bit of the dry powder makes a good amount of fake snow. This item isn't just for winter though...!! My daughter uses colored fizzy tabs (supposed to go in a kid's bath) to color the water before adding it to the fake snow. She makes several batches, all with different color fizzy tabs, then creates designs like rainbows and candy on plastic dinner trays. It keeps her busy for hours :) This fake snow can also be added (dry powder) to school glue and activator to make 'snow slime' which is extremely popular with the kids.

I use this every year in my Christmas displays. In a glass and silver trays I set up scenes of winter activities. Kids who visit are amazed. I do let them play in it to and it doesn't damage any of my sofas. I always make sure to clean right after they leave. After a week or so it sometimes gets moldy and I will replenish. I also sprinkle water through out the holidays as it starts to dry up. In the photo I put 1 TBS in a 1/3 C container and added water. You can see how much it expanded. This is a very large container and will last me a couple of years. That includes sending baggies home with visiting children.

I wouldn’t call this snow tho. It does look like the water is freezing to ice as it develops. But grab some in your hand. If you’re old enough you’ll know exactly what this is. Remember them really wet nights them babies would have when the diaper blew out the sides. Bingo that’s what this is. Just the asorbant material they shove in babies diapers. So I guess you could say this is perfect for making yellow snowballs. It does ball up and you can have a snowball fight with it. Just remember this stuff will stick to you a lot more than snow will