* 80 pounds
shipped to Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico, may require
additional shipping charges not included.
Please call:
210-381-0250 for an estimate, before ordering S80 above.
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Selling Water Absorbent Gel Crystals since 1995
WaterGel Crystals©
Snow Powder Gel
Sap(g70) - Commercial
Grade Super Absorbent Snow Polymer Dry Granules
(Sodium salt
of crosslinked polyacrylic acid)
High free swell absorption capacity, looks like snow when hydrated
SNOW POLYMER powder Sap (g-70)
High free swell absorption capacity, looks like snow when hydrated.
<500 microns (slightly smaller than table salt).
Looks and feels like real snow, with rapid swell rate, and super-fast absorption.
Great for spill control, medical
waste cleanups, and absorbs most liquids.
PACKAGE SIZES AVAILABLE: 1-ounce, 1-pound, 2.5-pounds,
10-pounds (2 each 2.5-pound
bags), and 80-pounds
(2 each 40-pound multi-layered bags)
Snow polymer powder is a dry (non sticky) powder that feels and looks like snow. It does no melt and lasts for weeks.
When it starts to dry and begins to shrink, just lightly sprinkle with water
to refresh it's looks.
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Instructions for making SNOW
This powder can amazingly turn 2 cups of water
into 6-8 cups of “Snow”!
A ratio of 10 parts of water to 1 part powder yields
great results. Add additional water as needed, and fluff by hand.
1 pound bag of the Snow powder mixed with 5 gallons of water will make enough snow to cover 6 square feet, 1 inch thick.
5 pounds of the Snow powder mixed with 25 gallons of water will make enough snow to cover 30 square feet, 1 inch thick.
A 40 pound bag of the Snow powder when mixed with 200 gallons of water makes enough snow to cover 240 square feet, 1 inch thick.
Try this simple experiment:
• Pour ~ 20 oz. (2 1/2 cups) of cool-to-room temperature water into a container.
• In a separate container (same size or bigger than the water vessel) pour ~ 2 ounces (8 Tbs.) of "Snow Polymer".
• Place the container with the super absorbent on a tray, newspaper or something else that can contain the gel.
• In one fast motion, pour the water into the container with the super absorbent (the more turbulent the better (without spilling).
• Now watch as the water immediately turns to gel and then to "Snow” while it erupts out of the glass!