QUICK SNOW POWDER: Instant Snow - Makes 3.5 Gallon Magic Artificial Fake Snow - Just Add Water - Christmas Decorations Events Outdoor Indoor - STEM Slime Activities for School -Pocket Size 7.0 Oz

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The media could not be loaded. It’s not snow, not flaky, not soft, not worth throwing money away. It took more than 2 minutes to build up and the wait isn’t worth it. My kids can’t play with this. Other products will build into snow within seconds.

The media could not be loaded. The substance in the container is a powder and when you add water to it, it grows into "silicon type" gelatin mini beads. I was expecting it to be a little more "powder like" of a substance when you added water. It DEFINITELY will not stay together to form a snowball. And, we you throw it, it's like throwing mud. From a far, it looks cool (as you can see in the video) BUT if you leave any outside, and it rains or there is condensation, you will have "fake silicon gelatin" snow to clean up and it's a mess. If you are looking for snow that is more "powder like" this is not it.

This magic snow is very easy to use just for fun. The snow is like grits when you unscrew the lid, but when you put them in a container with some water, they swell up within in a couple of minutes into a damp snowy texture. While I didn't mind the feel of it at all and played with it quite a bit, my four-year-old nephew couldn't stand the damp, ever-so-slightly slick feeling of it, so I was the only one that ended up playing with it. While the snow wouldn't hold shapes very well, which was kind of disappointing, I still made a tiny little snowman with it and then just squished it and scooped it and attempted to build little shapes with with using cups of various sizes.Of course, this would only be fun to someone like me, who lives in the south and gets next to zero snow. I don't think it would work for decorations, as it's damp, and I'm pretty sure the little snow pieces would dry up if left out in the open for very long.

Fun for kids and adults. Long lasting

Bought this item to use in a sensory table at a preschool, and it was disappointing. I bought the small container, which is supposed to make three gallons of “snow”, but there wasn’t close to that much. Directions are unclear, too.

This created a sticky, globby mess. It was not soft and powdery like I've had before. I bought this twice and followed directions carefully. I will not be buying it again.

This is absolutely fantastic. We got this for an elf trick. And what I did with it was I got a huge mixing bowl. And then I added water to the fake snow. I ended up filling three big mixing bowls.Now you’ll see in my pictures I added drops of blue food coloring. And that was because I made my snow into a fake ocean. But I also did make sure that I put a picture of the white before I colored it. So I don’t think you could really make this into snowballs. It is almost like a an Orby feeling to it. If you’ve ever played with those balls that you have to add water to make them squishy.I think it’s super fun. For the size of the small bottle you get it’s amazing how much fake snow you get. I made mine at 10 o’clock at night. And it was still awesome at 7 AM.