lt;p dir="ltr" style="margin-top:0; margin-bottom:0;">Lot of 3. New, never used. Each can makes 10 gallons. Please look closely at the pictures for details, description ,and contents. </p>
Steve Spangler Science® The Original Insta-Snow® Powder (makes 3 gallons - 100g)
XL Snow in Seconds
Bulk Snow in Seconds Powder
⛄ QUICK SNOW POWDER is Safe of playing, Non-Toxic and Super Absorbent Polymer, perfect for school educational sensory game, great for colorful snow,
QUICK SNOW POWDER: Instant Snow - Makes 3.5 Gallon Magic Artificial Fake Snow - Just Add Water - Christmas Decorations Events Outdoor Indoor - STEM
Create a colorful blizzard of snow in moments. Build your own indoor snowman. Make snow in seconds. 9 experiments are included in this kit.
Steve Spangler Science Blizzard in A Box
Just add water and watch - within seconds, Insta-Snow powder transforms into a solid, and then erupts into a fluffy, white, snow-like material! Great for sensory tables and discussions about states of matter, especially liquids and solids. The Insta-Snow will eventually dehydrate, and the powder can be used again and again. Expanding 100 times its original volume, the 3.5 oz. pouch will make 3 gallons of Insta-Snow. For ages 4 and up.
Insta Snow Powder
Lot of 3. New, never used. Each can makes 10 gallons. Please look closely at the pictures for details, description ,and contents.
Instant Snow Powder - Makes 10 Gallons of Fake Snow Per Can - Lot Of 3
Instant Snow Powder - Can Make 10 Gallons of Artificial Snow - Ideal for Christmas Tree Decoration, Village Display, Holiday and Winter Crafts and Fake Snow
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
SNO-632 Buckets of Snow in a Twist-Top Jar - Snow To Go!
5 Lbs Instant Snow Powder for Cloud Slime Artificial Fake Great for Holiday Decorations Makes 60 Gallons Made in the USA Safe for Kids - Hong Kong
Insta-Snow Powder - Fake Snow (Snow Size: XS) by Steve Spangler Science