Hard to clean. Not mimics the actual snow at all.

We saw this snow at one of the in store events, and my daughter played with it more than anything else. It’s really cool and different than kinetic sand or anything else in that category. I like how such a small container can make a lot of snow to play with. I’ve seen some negative reviews about using it for outdoor snow but it’s not really meant for that. I would recommend it for a sensory table inside, though. Especially if you have a kiddo with autism and want to change up your usual sensory play.

I bought this last week, we bought the small one. It made way more snow than I thought it would! My 10 year old and 3 year old were so excited and loved this. They were occupied with their cousins for almost 3 hours. So simple but so awesome.

My daughter asked for snow this past Christmas so I got her this. Its very cool in theory, and the kids loved watching it grow as we added the water, but it made a slushy, gross mess out of our driveway that had to be sprayed off with the hose. Also, Im not exactly sure what they are supposed to do with it. You cant make snowballs, and theres not enough to slide on it, so it seemed kind of useless.

Works great!

I would only recommend this product if you have no access to making your own - as we did not at the time we ordered this product. We ordered the Speedy Snow for our annual Polar Express Day at the preschool. While it was a HUGE hit, it is very expensive for what you get. Came out to about $25.00 for just one bucket, sure it makes 5 gallons, but, in a sensory table it doesn't look like much when you have added the whole $25.00 bucket. Next year I will look into homemade recipes for sensory tabe snow.

My 3, and six year old played with this on our tile floor for hours. We moved our dining room table, and turned it into a, "snow zone". They added shaved ice to make it more realistic, but it really felt like snow!