As a crafter, I use lots of Elmer's White Glue and this size container is perfect for that reason. I make a lot of paper mache with egg cartons and white glue is the ingredient that makes it work. The gallon jug is a great buy and it does not go bad if not used immediately.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm using this for a huge paper lantern. I need this much glue. Elmer's is always a good name brand. Good adhesion. Sturdy container.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The price is competitive, the quality is top notch, and I am completely satisfied with the service!

I recently learned that Elmer’s water-soluble glue could be used to “baste” the layers of my quilts together for quilting. It doesn’t interfere with my machine or the needle at all. It’s just applied in a thin layer (use something plastic to spread it thin) allowed to dry a few minutes and then quilt as planned. This is the easiest thing I’ve ever done. I don’t like the spray which acts as a glue to hold each layer in place. The aerosol bothers me. It takes my breath away; but I can use this without problems. Just wash the quilt when finished. The glue dissolves well and is never stiff.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Best price on this, and even $2.00 cheaper than amazon

Great for making slime for large group of kids.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Glue was a reasonable price and the pencils were sturdy.

Bought this for my daughter for slime and it worked great! She has had a lot of fun making slime and the product worked great

I this use Elmer’s glue for tons of different projects. Crafts, under mod pudge, paper mache. It goes on easy, spreads easily, holds strong and dries clear. I use this so much, I have to buy it by the gallon.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It is exactly what I needed to start pour painting with my granddaughters. It is an inexpensive substitute to Floetrol which is necessary for pour painting.