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Texas Dry Snow Polymer (SAP G-70)

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 of water to 1 part powder yields great 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!