Play-Doh Foam 9-Pack Bundle of Modeling for Kids 3 Years and Up, Non-Toxic, Assorted Colors Multipack, 4-Ounce Cans (Amazon Exclusive)

This is the second time I've ordered a box of these and they arrived dried out and crumbling. I am a play therapist and a behaviorist so I use these often and gift them often. I figured last time was a one off, then I just disappointed another kiddo when her prize was all dried up again. It's ridiculous.

My kids and I enjoyed playing with these, but after one use, they dry up in their containers and become completely unusable. I tried storing them in ziploc bags and completely airtight preserve jars, and they still dried up after being played with once - even for just a short time. Very disappointing that they aren't reusable.

I'm sorry, but I have to say it - this Play Dough Floam is a complete flop. I mean, I've tried some questionable things in my life, but this stuff takes the cake. It's like someone took a bunch of burnt plastic and hard glue and mashed it together in a failed attempt to create something resembling slime.First of all, let's talk about the smell. I've never smelled anything quite like it before, and I'm not sure I want to again. It's like someone left a bunch of plastic toys in the oven for too long and then tried to pass it off as a sweet scent. Spoiler alert: it's not sweet, and it's definitely not pleasant.And don't even get me started on the texture. I was expecting something oozy and stretchy, like a good slime should be. But no, this stuff is more like trying to play with a rock that's been covered in Elmer's glue. It's like it's actively trying to avoid being molded or shaped in any way. If you're looking for something to relieve stress, this is not it. If anything, it's more likely to cause stress-induced headaches than relieve them.So in conclusion, if you're looking for a slime equivalent that smells like a dumpster fire and feels like a failed science experiment, then by all means, give Play Dough Floam a try. But if you value your sense of smell and sanity, I would steer clear of this stuff

my two younger boys love these. they are super fun and remind me of the "nickelodeon Floam" from when I was a kid. my only one gripe and its a small one, is that they get really stuck together. my 2 year old has combined them into multi colored balls. but the good part is, they don't mix like Play Doh, where it changes the color. these just keep their color and kinda look Tie Die. Get it, they are fun!

Kids love playing with it