Be Amazing! Toys Super Snow Test Tube– Instant Snow Powder, Faux Snow Kit for Kids- Reusable Snow - Make 1 Quart of Snow, Test Tube Science Experiments for Boys Girls Ages 4+

This stuff is just too fun. It actually makes a lot of snow, I think it filled up a shoebox for us. You fill the whit cap with the power, then pour it into the plastic dish it comes with and a bunch of snow grows out of that dish. You repeat this a bunch of times. Which is nice because you can choose to make a bunch at once or just a little depending on your situation. We made a small amount then about half an hour later made the rest. My kids wound up throwing it all over each other on the trampoline and scooping it up on the mesh floor of it. If they had been outside I think it would have quickly dissipate on the grass and I would NOT want to do it inside. So the trampoline wound up being the perfect place, or on a table table outside also. You could do it inside but I think it would be too messy. I filled up the shoe box and gave it to them and they played for nearly an hour doing what I am not sure!

Fun for some fake snow. We had some of this in a glass container and the container broke sometime during last christmas and this christmas. This "realist" type snow is made by adding water to these flakes and they absorb the water and swell into small balls. If you keep it cool it really does look and feel like snow. We keep ours in a mason type jar with a lid out on the counter and put it out every year. We had our last snow 2 years just with a lid on it to keep it from spilling out. The jar doesn't need to be air tight as this really didn't dry out and if it does you just add a little water.

This was the perfect stocking stuff for for my grandchildren. We made two bottles of this snow and I was in Las Vegas and the snow lasted the entire week I was there and still remained cold and my grandbabies absolutely had a blast playing with it as well as the adults. If I could give any advice do it where you don't mind making a mess because it's fake snow and it doesn't melt and it gets everywhere!! Lol oh so if you try to use a wet cloth it becomes this gel like substance and it's impossible to clean up so use a dry cloth in a vacuum. But don't let a little mess stop u! Def worth it.

My kids (8 & 5) loved this. You put a little water in the container, add some powder, and watch them as they stare fascinated as it expands into "snow." There interest was only held for a few times. After that, they only wanted to get it out when friends came over. I would have given it 5 stars if it was actually usable once it turns into "snow." I wish there was a way for it to stick together and be moldable. Unfortunately, after it's don't growing, we just threw it away.

It's a neat little trick. My daughter really loves this, it reminds her of going up to her Granny's house in Canada. It's messy and gets everywhere, but it's dry and really easy to clean up with a vacuum or something when you're done. Takes about 2 - 3 times using the little tray provided to get a sufficient amount to play around and have fun with, but there's enough in the tube to last a while. Somewhat educational discussing what the chemical reaction is with water and how it expands etc.

I got this last year for my kids at that time ages 3 & 7, both boys. This stuff is awesome! We waited until after it rained and went into the alley and poured just a tiny bit into puddles which then expanded a ton. We were all amazed at how little it took to produce a large amount of fluff. Do watch the little ones with it though...my 3 year old didn't know how to control the flow very well and ended up pouring over 1/2 of the tube into a puddle at once so we ran out faster than I had hoped for. I think it was worth the money and it was a good, fun time spent with my kids.

This takes a little powder and makes a lot of snow! Freezing it will make it feel more like snow. It does turn mushy after it warms up. My daughter (3 years old) and I had a lot of fun playing with it and building little snow men out of it. It doesn't generate hours of play ... It took about 10 minutes to make multiple batches to fill a sandwich bag, and about 10 minutes of play (after it's frozen/cold) before it warms up and becomes mush.I look forward to getting this again.

Really cool but we tried using it in slime and it wrecked the slime. We used elmers glue and magic activator and when we added the snow it turned sticky and liquid again. Maybe it works with other slime recipes.

Very cool product! You can put the snow in the freezer to get cold snow, too! My 5 year old son loved making snow.

Exactly what is says but no where near enough to put in slime if that's your goal.

Bought these for my son's science party. Such a wonderful and fun kid activity that my kids never tire of.

My daughter loves this.

Works awsome!! Add it to your slime for added fun.