water gel crystals expanding polymers

Create your own special effects and snow decorations
with the same snow polymer used by movie studios.

Cinema photographers prefer our Sparkling Snow over other snow polymer
products such as “Instant Snow” because it looks just like real snow.
Sparkling Snow glistens and sparkles like real snow on a full moon lit night.

Sparkling Snow lasts twice a long as “Instant Snow”
without adding additional water, and makes about 25% more snow.

Use the same artificial snow as the professionals!

Order Sparkling Snow today.

Sparkling Snow Instructions

Make snow instantly with Sparkling Snow Polymer.

Add one tablespoon to 32 ounces of water and stir!

The more you stir, the more it shines and sparkles!

Sparkle Snow expands to over 100x its size
Last for weeks without rewetting.

It has been used on movie sets and in snowboarding parks.
In addition, the Sparkling Snow can be reused.

1 Pound of Sparkling Snow
Makes up to 11.5 gallons of snow!

Sparkles and shines like real snow!

Lasts four to six weeks!
Sparkling Snow is reusable
Keep adding water or store in covered container

Make Sparkling Snow with water

Mix 2 oz. water with 1/8 teaspoon of Sparkling Snow

Mix 4 oz. water with 1/4 teaspoon of Sparkling Snow

Mix 1 cup of water (8 oz.) with 1/2 teaspoon of Sparkling Snow

Texas Dry Snow Polymer

Instructions to make the “TEXAS SNOW”

This powder can amazingly turn 2 cups of water into 6-8 cups of the “Texas Snow”!

A ratio of 10 parts distilled water to 1 part powder yields best results. Add additional water as needed, and fluff by hand.

A 1 pound bag of the "Texas Snow"^® mixed with 5 gallons of water will make enough snow to cover 6 square feet, 1 inch thick.

A 5 pound bag of the "Texas Snow"^® mixed with 25 gallons of water will make enough snow to cover 30 square feet, 1 inch thick.

A 40 pound bag of the "Texas Snow"^® mixed with 200 gallons of water will make enough snow to cover 240 square feet, 1 inch thick.

Try this simple experiment:

• Pour ~ 20 oz. of cool-to-room temperature water into a container.

• In a separate container (same size or bigger than the water vessel) pour ~ 2 ounces of our "Texas Snow Polymer".

• Place the container with the superabsorbent on a tray, newspaper or something else that can contain the gel.

• In one fast motion, pour all the water into the container with the superabsorbent – the more turbulent the better (without spilling).

• Now watch as the water immediately turns to gel and then to the “Texas Snow” while it erupts out of the glass!