Purex Sta-Flo Liquid Starch, 64 Ounce

This works great to make that goo stuff that you can play with. Let me just set the record straight though. This DOES NOT make silly putty. Sure, it makes a putty like substance that may or may not be silly, but it bares no resemblance to actual, store bought, Silly Putty. I was obsessed with silly putty as a kid and, to this day, have a collection of the stuff. (I literally have over 300 eggs of it) so I do consider myself a bit of an expert. The gooey paste you make with this is closer to that of gak. Which is still pretty cool, but nothing like that of the all powerful Silly Putty. You can't really shape and mold this stuff, unlike store bought Silly Putty. This stuff dries out, unlike Silly Putty. (I have silly putty that's been in the open air for the last 20 years and it's every bit as pliable as it was brand new) This stuff bounces, sure, but nothing like Silly Putty. So to make a long story...um...long, if your kid (or you for that matter) has never experienced the real deal, then go ahead and make this stuff and even and call it "silly putty". But then just hope and pray that your child is never given a real Silly Putty egg because then you'll be faced with the reality of explaining to him or her why the "silly putty" the two of you made on craft night is nothing compared the glory that is Silly Putty. Don't get me wrong, this is still a positive review and this starch works great to create a gak like substance. It's just not Silly Putty. So keep your expectations under control.

My Sta-Flo Starch was replace. It came in perfect condition. Thank-you

We recently did a science fair project involving making slime using different recipes. A long time ago, I tried the liquid starch and glue method and had horrid results. I don't know if I didn't kneed the slime mixture long enough or if I had a bad batch of liquid starch, but I just remember it being a total epic fail. So my go to recipe during the recent slime craze did NOT involve liquid starch at all. So I wanted to give it another try for the science fair project. I think I decided to give it a fair shot this time around and our slime made with liquid starch came out beautifully! Not to mention it's much simpler than the other popular slime recipe. The texture and consistency of the slime made with the liquid starch was great! Fun to play with and stayed very stretchy and smooth! The recipe we used was equal parts school glue and liquid starch. Pour glue into a bowl and add any additives you want (food coloring, glow in the dark powder or paint, iron oxide powder for magnetic slime - the possibilities are endless!). Then add equal part liquid starch and mix them until slime starts to form. Pull the slime out of the bowl and knead it for 5-10 minutes and voila! You've got hours of entertainment for both kids and adults!

Performs the same high performance result as I've learned to trust for many years. VERY DISAPPOINTED THE PRICE HAS INCREASED MORE THAN 10 TIMES HIGHER!

Cuts down on ironing. Does flake some

Great product

I like heavy starched jeans and out of curiosity I wanted to see how strong this starch was without diluting. Wasn't disappointed. Extremely strong. Good value. It seems these 64oz jugs are hit and miss. Sometimes the bottles are completely sealed and sometimes you get one that leaked in the bag. Not really a deal breaker for me unless the whole bottle leaked out. Definitely recommend this starch. Dilute it or put it straight into a spray bottle.

This is the best starch out there. Too bad Purex no longer makes it and I have to fined it other places for 3-4 the price I paid at local stores I have used it 50 years or so. My mom used it also for years