Elmer's Liquid School Glue, Washable, 1 Gallon, 1 Count - Great for Making Slime

I use this for craft projects and the glue will good in thickness. No leakage and good quality for multiple use and dries quickly.

I've tried a lot of other slimes for my students to experience chemical reactions, and this seems to work the best. I tried the Amazon glue and it was okay, but the slimes turned out really rubbery. The CraZ-Art is just trash for making slime according to the majority of my students and my daughter. This is nice for 2 gallons, but I think you can get a better deal at Target these days (more teacher salary friendly option).

Came in perfect condition! I’ve purchased multiple times with no problems. Much cheaper than Target or Michaels. Recipe for basic slime down belowBasic Slime Recipe1. Pour desired amount of glue into bowl2. OPTIONAL- Add coloring and scents then mix (I recommend p&j essential oils for scent)BORAX METHODMix 1 teaspoon of borax powder to 1 cup of warm waterLAUNDRY DETERGENT METHODUse Tide free & gentle3. Choose activator method and add into glue mixture little by little4. The mixture should clump up then knead till smooth5. OPTIONAL- Add add-in’s of your choice (ex. foam beads, glitter, clay etc.)Enjoy your awesome new slime!Follow _moomooslimes_ on instagram for more slime!

Bought this for my granddaughter Works great to make slime

Bought this for refilling the kids smaller bottles. Crazy how much glue they use in school these days!It is Elmer’s , so it is effective, easily pulls off fingers, chairs, and walls (thankfully!). Honestly I personally feel it does hold up better than the cheaper glue - nothing worse than watching a young child cry because his Mother’s Day present falls all apart, or having a teenager that no matters how hard he tried cannot get his toothpick bridge to stick together long enough to be handed in.I am all for saving money, but some places you just have to keep an eye out for sales, or suck it up like the rest of us! Lol!Seriously though IF you have a kid who can actually come home with a bottle that needs refilling, & have room to store this big bottle (which surprisingly you will not actually need for anything around the house as long as it is in the pantry, and not until you run out) then buy it, because it does in the long run save you money; However if you have one of those kids (I have a couple) who just can not seem to hold onto a bottle of glue long enough to get a refill, and you’re not making that “slime” whith the starch mixture then a gallon of school glue is overkill!I DO recommend this big bottle- as long as it is actually useful to you,&I hope my review is helpful to you!

I have nothing against the glue itself, it's a very large amount for a very cheap price. However, it's the packing of the glue and the shipment that I have a real problem with. So far, I've ordered two bottles, and both of them have had leaks. Also, the second bottle's box looked like it had been mauled by a dog. It was taped all around instead of the standard amazon tape job, and also it was crunched.I use the glue for making slime and it works very well for that job.

As a "professional" slimer (Is that even a thing? Ha!) I have been using this Elmers School Glue for over a year now for my slimes in my slime shop (SlimeClouds on Etsy) and throughout the year I have tried different brands of school glue but NONE compare to Elmers' quality. This school glue is my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE for slime. It is easy and even fun to make slime with this glue! Definitely the best to make slime. Throughout the year I have probably bought over 30 gallons of this school glue....thats how much I use it and love it. (Note: Personally I use this SPECIFIC version of their glue, the "school glue" and NOT the "Glue All"...I didnt like the "Glue All" for slime...its too dense)

Took a while to come in but product was good no leakage