Elmer's Color Changing Liquid Glue, Great for Making Slime, Washable, Blue to Purple, 9 Ounces

My granddaughter wanted this. She has not tried it yet!

Used this for making slime in a classroom - worked great! You definitely need a lot of good sun light or uv light to make the color change.

Sounds cool but doesnt change color very easily

With or without slime the glue didn’t ever change color. It would always stay blue. Not with heat or light. But it was fun just as blue glue. Would not recommend.

I liked it

Elmer's and CrazArt glues are our preferred for making slime, so I was excited to order this color change glue for slime making and crafts. My daughter used some glue on an art project, took the glued project outside in the sun, and then claimed the color change didn't work. Upon inspection, the glue had subtly changed color.The color change is activated by the sun, and it does in fact work. There are a few caveats: one being that the change from blue to purple isn't dramatic, the other being that the glue has to constantly be exposed to the sun for the color change to work.In my photos, you can see how much the glue changed color after being in the window for 30 minutes. The parts of the bottle that were directly exposed to sunlight were purple, but the parts in the shade were blue.The slime we made worked great but no better than regular clear glue. There are a lot of simple recipes for slime online so I won't go into detail.So, the glue does work, it does make slime, and it is a fun addition to our slime collection. On the other hand, it may not have a WOW factor.Hope you found this review helpful!

This stuffs actually pretty cool but the price point is ridiculous. And while it works okay as a glue (not sure why you'd do that though be hard to see the color effect) it takes FOREVER to dry if you just use it as a decoration. We didn't make slime with it, but I assume that is where this product shines.I had no issues with the color changing and found the pale blue to dark purple rather dramatic and super quick. It was also a super bright sunny Southern California summer day. Not sure what would have been the effect in less perfect conditions. It did take a bit longer to go back to blue from purple when I brought it back inside.I'm taking a star off because they claim its good for decorating but its actually so slow to dry I can't recommend it for that, it really is just for making slime. Also, if they want to charge this much they should include the slime activator and make it a kit. Since that is pretty much the point of this stuff.

The media could not be loaded.  My daughter just loves slime, I think almost too much soo. This pre-colored glue makes making slime super easy. Just make a borax solution which is 1 cup hot water 1 teaspoon borax. Than add table spoons of the solution by mixing until it gets to the desired consistency.The added bonus with this glue is that a color changes. When you put it in the sun the color changes very quickly. When you go into the shade over a minute or two it will color change back.Like all slime it very easily gets stuck in carpet clothing or any fabrics and is very hard to get out. I found using 99.9% isotropic alcohol works well breaking down the slime to get it out of whatever it's struck in. You must get the bulk of it out first by dabbing it with more of the slime.We found it is very hard to get all the glue out of these bottles, after trying our best to get it all out there will still be about an inch in the bottom. The only way we are able to get all the glue out is by cutting open the bottle.