Good question, Esther.

I used the amounts listed in the sensory bottle tutorial above. Use liquid hand soap to keep the big pieces from falling too fast in your sensory bottle, add a little at a time until you like the way it moves.

Hi Rebekah!

We use the glue listed in the supplies list, and we also find it helpful to wrap a piece of duct tape around the lid to secure it. Glued water bottle lids can break and get destroyed when children try to open them, duct tape can prevent this from happening. Good luck with those silly 3-year-olds!

Good question Stacie, thank you for asking!

You can just add the glue, glitter and hot water in the Voss bottle (or another recycled bottle), yes, but the water must NOT be boiling or it WILL melt the bottle. Believe me, I’ve done it!

The purpose of using boiling water and whisking it in a quart mixing jar first is to make sure that the glitter does not clump. The long answer is that you can do it either way, but mixing it in the bottle is risky! Good luck!