Water-Gel Crystals
Snow- Ground Cover
Snow Party for Children
Tools needed
1. Spread the white tarp on the
ground and then place your clear plastic on top for easy clean up, the
larger
the clear plastic is the easier it is for clean up.
2. Optional: You can tape pool
noodles together and place them underneath the borders of the tarp, roll
them
to create border edge. Using the duct tape, roll into the liner
and tape each down. This help to
hold the ground cover snow in the 12x15 contained area.
Use 30 pounds of snow polymer powder
to cover this area with snow approximately 1 inch thick.
3. Line your buckets up and fill them with water 5”- 6” from the top of the bucket.
4. Add about 1 to 1.5 cups of the
powder snow into your bucket with water. Start with 1 cup and then
add
another ˝ cup if necessary.
5. Mix each 5 gallon bucket with
the paddle bit until it is the consistency you like for your snow ground
cover.
Toss the mixed bucket onto the prepared tarp area and
then move onto your next bucket to stir.
It will take about 45 minutes – 1 hour to mix and spread the ground
cover snow out onto the tarp.
An assembly line works well.
Keep mixing and spreading the snow ground cover until all of the powdered snow mixtures is gone.
Depending on how many cups of snow powder you use will determine how big of an area it will cover.
(Pre-mixing the buckets before using the paddle bit seems to help the assembly line move faster)
6. When you are finished you can
separate the clear plastic from the tarp and pool noodles and simply
roll
up the clear plastic with the snow mixture and
throw away in the trash. Clean and pack up the white tarp.
7. Complete set up time from start to
finish will take around 1-2 hours to complete.
Start early and have your plan ready. Ask
questions before and you will have a great time.
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