Review on 🔮 Elmer's Transforming Liquid for Washable Applications by William Santos

We prefer Elmer's and CrazArt glue for slime making, so I gladly ordered this color changing glue for slime making and crafting. My daughter used some glue on an art project, took the glued project out in the sun and then claimed the color change didn't work. Upon inspection, the glue changed color slightly. The color change is activated by the sun and really works. There are a couple of caveats: first, the transition from blue to purple isn't abrupt, and second, the glue needs constant exposure to the sun for the color change to work. In my photos you can see how much the glue has discolored after 30 minutes in the window. The parts of the bottle exposed to direct sunlight were purple, while those in shadow were blue. The slime we made worked great, but no better than regular clear glue. There are many easy slime recipes out there on the internet, so I won't go into too much detail. So the glue really works, it makes slime and is a fun addition to our slime collection. On the other hand, it might not have the WOW factor. I hope this review was helpful to you!