🌊 JellyBeadZ Clearly Clear Water Beads: Ideal Centerpiece Wedding Tower Vase Filler, 2.5-3.0 mm – 8 Ounce Pack Makes 6 Gallons Review

They are exactly as advertised and I received them in a few days. They are packed in small plastic bags and the product looks like small yellow rice. YOU MUST SOAK THEM IN WATER! So those who give bad reviews and say they don't look like the picture just don't follow the instructions. I put about 3/4 bags in a 5 gallon bucket and half filled the bucket with tap water (I didn't use distilled water like they recommended). After a few hours, they expanded so much that the water was no longer…

I bought them in vases for an upcoming wedding. They are so much fun to play with! They are almost microscopic. Just a pinch filled the vase! I've tried using them in different ways. What happens is they absorb whatever water you put them in and at maximum absorption level they are about the size of an average marble. With no water in the vase, they appear as individual pearls. I put a submersible tealight in it and it looks very nice. Then I pour water in a vase and voila! Pearls disappear…

These water beads are the best value if you are looking for a hydropolymer. If you want to color them, just add some food coloring to the water. If you want them to become transparent again, just leave them on a towel for a few days until they are completely dehydrated. Then wet them with clean water. After they are moistened, they can be easily colored. If they are dehydrated and rehydrated, this color disappears. They have been double boxed to prevent them from being damaged during shipping…

I was skeptical of the "makes 6 gallons" claim when they started to grow. I still don't know if they reached the full 6 gallons, but it was more than enough for 10-7 inch vases. We started with cold water. To see if they get any bigger we switched to warm water and left them overnight, pouring them over the sides of the vase of course. Glad we put them in a rimmed container to catch the shoots. You can't see them - so if you're going to soak overnight, allow for some extra expansion and place a

Received a small bag full of tiny beads - no instructions. After playing around with them, I found that a teaspoon of pearls in a hurricane vase filled with 4 cups of water did the trick. I left the dehydrated balls in the water for about 4 hours and they fully expanded. However, I didn't see them in the water at all, I had to strain the water and woo-la, here they are. I made another batch and tried adding food coloring to the hydrated balls that were still sitting in the water (before…