SNOWONDER Instant Snow Fake Artificial Snow, Also Great for Making Cloud Slime - Mix Makes 36 Gallons of Fake Snow

Each packet produces plenty of snow and it's stays realistic for a while. Fairly easy to clean up with a dustpan & brush (not suitable for hoover due to being damp). Feels cold to the touch which is again quite realistic.

I ordered this because I heard it was the best brand for making cloud slime, jelly slime or icee slime. It comes as a very small pack for the money, however. Yes, the snow expands when water is added, but the snow was finished after around five slimes - not what was promised from the enthusiastic "makes 4 litres of snow!". Also, my top tip for cloud slimes is to add a tiny bit of dry snow to avoid it falling apart, meaning this didn't last as long as I hoped. One use, basically. It is good for slimes though, with minimum fallout. I was very impressed with the brand in terms of the quality of my cloud slimes especially. The drizzle was very good. I don't actually know if this would be good for its intended use around the house as it is such a small pack. My guess is yes if you want to make a snow globe or a Christmas nativity scene - ie a small decor display. But no if you want to re create a snow experience in a hot country - ie a large pit of snow. Also, I don't know how safe this is for small children and pets if it were to get in their eyes or nose. All in all, a good fake snow but with some pitfalls.

If you want to make icee slime, this is the snow you need. It's exactly the right texture. Sorry for the shoddy photo, but hopefully it helps. A recipe, for whatever it's worth: 1/2cup clear glue 1 1/4 cup water 3 pumps of shaving foam (more if you want it to be softer) Activator (I used one you can buy on here specifically for slime) Whatever colour you want Snowonder (I used about 3 tbps total) 24hours to make Properly mix glue, water, foam (and colour) and add activator a little at a time until it's soft and still a little tacky. Add 1 tbsp snowonder and mix thoroughly (don't be tempted to add more, trust the process 😂). Seal in a tupperware and leave overnight. The next day, add a little water to a clean mixing bowl (probably about 1/4 cup) and 1 tsp of the snowonder. Once fluffed up, add your slime and incorporate. Repeat this as many times as you need until you have your icee slime (for me that was approx. 2 tbsp in total). Enjoy

Just add water and the snow expands its great... use to do Santa's footprints and put inside baubles love it

The packets don't make as much snow as I imagined, but it looks very realistic. If you're planning to use it outside, don't let it get rained on - It turns into a thick gloop like wallpaper paste which is very difficult to dispose of. Probably best to stick to indoor use.

Brilliant for cloud slime. Makes an absolute ton, lasts forever. Good value for money.

Not a lot of snow in packet but my granddaughter was happy with its performance when making slime

To the kids it even feels cold, we use this every xmas to make foot prints on xmas morning.