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.

Great for making slime for large group of kids.

I bought this glue in order to make slime with the kids and it worked great.

Very reasonably priced- great for doing rainy day projects and teaching the alphabet and numbers in a fun way! Also! Super for our slime maker!

[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

My daughter makes slime out of glue. She had been buying small glue bottles for awhile now, but we decided it would be better to buy it by the gallon. Walmart's price was the best compared to other competitors. We ordered it online and it was shipped immediately. It arrived in the mail two days later. She loved it!

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.

My granddaughter uses this Elmer’s glue to make slime quite often. The reasonable price of the glue makes it so that we can let her make slime quite often. I buy it to make what we call glue boxes for classrooms. Glue sticks are too expensive and dry up too soon so they’re not economically feasible. Using glue sponges and Plastic containers with lids we make classroom glue boxes that are enjoyed by many