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Snow in Seconds Slime
How to Make the Best Cloud Slime with Snow in Seconds
To make Cloud Slime with a fluffy, snowy texture, start by mixing 1 cup of white school glue with 1/4 cup of water and add food coloring if desired. For extra fluffiness, add 1/2 cup of shaving cream. Stir in 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda, then slowly add 1 tablespoon of contact lens solution, mixing until the slime pulls away from the bowl and reaches a stretchy consistency. In a separate small bowl, hydrate 1-2 teaspoons of Snow in Seconds powder according to the instructions, then knead the hydrated snow into the slime until it achieves a light, cloud-like texture.
Cooper
2025-08-17 18:32:17
I don’t know who had more fun, me or the kids 🤣Such a great time spent together making this snow!So soft and squishy and cold all at the same time. Kept us entertained intermittently for a week straight. And it worked well and lasted even longer than the week, it just started smelling weird.Looks so close to snow!Definitely worth the money and comes with a large enough quantity to use it many times and for many purposes.We used it in homeschool, for a science lesson, a review of the arctic and just as a sensory digging box.Very versatile!
Lyndsey
2025-07-30 15:18:20
My toddler son loved this! It was so much fun to play with and he liked the way it felt. It’s a great sensory activity. We played with it on our water table when it was a bit too cold to play with water. Be sure to use the measurements listed on the bag. A little goes a long way.
Shannon
2025-07-13 12:56:05
I purchased the 10lb bag and used roughly 75% of it to make this much shown here.I made it the night before and it was exactly the same (if not more) than how I made it.My kids went berserk that the elf brought snow from the North Pole just for them.CAUTION: it’s soooooo so so slippery. Like VERY slippery so DO NOT have this on cement or high walking areas. It was even slippery when piled up on the grass.I was able to keep hosing it down. That diluted the snow and make the slippery-ness go away completely.Kids played it all day. Super fun and fast to make. Definitely recommend with caution.
Kelley Banal
2025-06-26 11:58:05
Love this product! Use this in my classroom of 3-4 year olds. A little goes a long way!!! Easy clean up, hours of fun!!!
User55
2025-05-30 14:41:22
Saw this product on TV. Works as advertised. It feels very close to genuine snow, can barely tell. It feels nice and cold as well. Only negative is there is no good way to reuse the product. Otherwise it was definitely cool and my kids enjoyed it.
booklover
2025-04-29 16:35:23
Oh my goodness the kids we gave this to for Christmas absolutely loved it! They loved watching it foam up and turn into snow. It was cold to the touch. We got a lot of real snow just before they opened this gift…and they still raved about it (kids are 10 and 6)! We just bought more for Valentine’s Day!
StephiJ
2025-03-22 17:06:17
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dnertun
2025-02-04 11:55:05
I didn't buy this for slime. I bought it to try and bring some snow to some people that don't live in a snow climate so I was hoping it would look and feel as close to the real thing as possible.It definitely looks good and would be good for decorative purposes but it absolutely does NOT feel like real snow. It feels like squishy styrofoam.Didn't really work for my purposes but would a good buy if feel isn't what you're after.
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