Elmer's Liquid Glitter Glue, Great For Making Slime, Washable, Assorted Colors, 6 Ounces Each, 3 Count

I'm an elementary art teacher. I love things that sparkle.I've also been a custodian. Loose glitter is the stuff custodial nightmares are made of.Glitter glue is a happy compromise. We get the sparkles but it doesn't travel all over the building and haunt the custodian for weeks or months. Elmer's glitter glue is great because the bottles are sturdy and the tips don't get lost (other brands are cheaper but bottle/lid quality can be an issue).We use this sometimes to add some pop to painting and clay projects. Good stuff. We love it.

We used these for a kid's birthday craft, which they loved.

Saves the hassle of having to add dye and glitter to make our slime . Works perfectly with their recommended directions on how to make slime . Kids had a blast

If you make slime out of these the black will stain in your hands. The black is neat though! I bought this pack of glue especially for that black glue.It also stinks, very unpleasant and not like normal glue. It has a different odor that I've smelled before... But I can't quite put my finger on what or where I've smelled it before.I used the magical liquid from elmer's, and the slime kept about a week in Tupperware before it was tossed.

This is great glue for making sparkly slime with kids. They love the vibrant cor and sparkles within this glue. It also holds well for non-slime related gluing projects.This isn’t good for those kids who like to eat glue. They should stick with the classics white Elmer’s. However, this is good for all us non glue eaters.

I bought this for my daughters. We were able to make 6 different batches of slime using it. The glue was fresh, bottles intact and delivery was prompt. It also came at a great price for the amount (slightly more than your average bottle of Elmer's glue). What you see in the product photo is exactly what you get.

Purchased this for a fun summer activity with my grandchildren (12, 9, 6) when they visited this summer. We followed the instructions using the baking soda and 1 1/4 tbls contact lens solution. Once the kids had stirred the mixture enough to make a cohesive ball, there was a bit of solution left in the bottom of the bowl which we mopped up with paper towels. Found that stretching the slime was the most helpful in eliminating the stickiness. I'll purchase again next year when they come!!!

works like glue, has all the glitter the kids want, not a big glitter mess like i want :)dries mostly clear, overnight dry seems to hold pop cycle sticks to construction paper and my kid is very pleased!the glitter in the bottle seems to settle to the bottom, so i'm going to lay the glue on it's side so more even glitter is used :)