I want to fill a jar to make a 'snow globe'. Is this the right product? Should I fill with a liquid as well?
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I would say these flakes are a little too large for a snow globe. You might try white glitter instead. Hope this helps!
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I use my own jar as well. Take the pen apart and inside is a clear cartridge looking thing. Make sure it is securely in the pen, just push down on it and if it doesn't move, should be fine. The thing at the top spins which makes a plunger lower and raise, spin the plunger all the way down. Dip the pen in the ink, I dip the entire head of the pen in, and then spin the plunger the opposite way so it raises. It should then suck the ink into the cartridge. My pen takes me 3 or 4 tries before it fills a decent amount, it does not fill it 100%, most I've got was half full.
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I used half moon ice from my fridge, it's good but comes out like snow and makes the syrup hard to fall through iceBagged ice worked really well or carton ice, hope this helps :)
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I used water and it has worked out well. Just make sure you know where you want to place the hoop before filling because it can get quite heavy.
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Absolutely no problem, keep the jar closed and you will be happy with the quality. Keep it in thd fridge, when you serve it, not too much sifup. Have fun
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My jar came with one. If you want to guess, just use an old tablespoon and drop one heaping one in with about 5 gallons of fresh water. The stuff is the best product out there and I've tried them all.
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The fruit/mint/whatever will float to the bottom and freeze there. I guess you could freeze half the sphere, then add the item and the second half of the water - that might work.
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A spray bottle would be perfect for the consistency s great not too tin and not too thick .i put mine in one and it workes great.no waste ;)
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Y think yes,you must glu first ,whith no water,let it dry an then fill whith water. Good luck !
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I'm not sure, the "snow" is actually foam and depending on your formula you get bigger or smaller foam. We made our own formula for the snow. It's much cheaper that way
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I don't see why not if you're using glass jars. However, if you really want to preserve the nutrition freezing is the best way.
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Should work but has to be plugged in and you need to buy the liquid to make the snow
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I do that all the time making shakes with ice. It will bog down with the jar full with shake and 32 oz. of ice, but it still does a beautiful job. I get at least 3000 shakes and sometimes more before I burn up the motors. Great for the price
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I didn't save my empty bottle and don't remember the 1/4 tsp to 1 C water directions. I made a whole-bottle recipe in a big "caldron" for Halloween and it definitely needed sugar. The dry ice was fun, but I put in too much at the first. Next time I'll keep some back so the "fog" will last longer.
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Hi Cathy. I used pint jars just fine. I'm sure half pint (jelly jars) will be fine as well. Have fun!
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Waterproof yes because it is basically plastic but not really the right product to mend a snow globe, I suggest trying an epoxy like Double Bubble.
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I haven't tried it, but check out this website for simple and inexpensive snow-cone and slushie syrup made from Kool-Aid, sugar and water: http://www.theblackpeppercorn.com/2013/06/make-your-own-snow-cone-and-slushie-syrup/