EBoot Floral Pearls Crystal Filler Review

I've started experimenting with them in 16 ounce cans and they expand and fill the cans and they shrink when no more water is added and I have to not that much of it they use for a bank. I was also able to just put my battery powered candle on top (as shown in the attached picture). I will be using my daughter's baby shower jars to put beads in so they can float and smudge on the outside of the jar.

Loved it! Be sure to follow the directions and mix them with water the night before so they are full sized for your event the next day. You stay a few weeks! A small package left 3 large floor vases (probably at least a gallon of beads in each vase), a large aquarium vase, and 2 smaller vases. There were a few left who fell on the floor or down the drain and tried to move. Rschunimagu. Very pretty with floating candles.

That's exactly what you need to create the effect of a floating pearl in a vase. These things expand very, very quickly so I only used a little at a time as my bowls were overflowing not realizing how much I had poured into my water bowl! LAUGH OUT LOUD! So take your time with the amount you use and wait a few hours before using it to create a design like pearls in a vase or you'll wake up to water all over!

I ordered clear beads for an event I have for school. The package has many beads and has been misled. I ended up putting all the bags in the water and found I had a lot of extra beads. I managed to fill 16 vases and I still have 5 bowls of transparent beads. The great thing is that since it's Christmas, they can be used for anything! Definitely worth the money. I photographed the vases half filled with water to see how they actually disappear when submerged in water.

If you're trying to make floating candles and have a problem, you probably won't turn them on when you're trying to make them. YOU MUST HAVE THESE FOR FLOATING CANDLES. You can't make a floating candle without them. A little goes a long way lol. For a large vase you only need half a teaspoon. Submerge in DISTILLED WATER, not tap water. Tap water contains many chemicals and they will not work properly. You can buy a pitcher of distilled water at the grocery store for 0.99 cents or less. For…

I was expecting bigger beads. I bought these hoping to use them as filler for a small bud vase to hold a small silk flower bud. So I wanted something small, but not so tiny that it was completely useless. These microbeads - that's what they should be called in the description - are so small that I would probably just as well use table salt. Really - these are such small beads. They are not worth the price paid. This is the first product I have purchased from Revain and was disappointing. So…

These tiny, seed-like pieces come in a very small package. Don't be fooled by how they start. They grow in water. Big time. This pack, when hydrated, filled 6 vases with copious amounts of residue. I used tall pitchers for this process. Having helped at a large event where they were used, I knew you could expect the bouncy nature of these little devils when fully hydrated. They are everywhere! I found that emptying each jug of excess water through the small spouts helped a lot in the actual…