PRODUCT REVIEWED – Nickelodeon Floam Factory
ABOUT THE NICKELODEON FLOAM FACTORY
Nikelodeon Floam & Gak were first introduced in the 90s and have been some of the most popular toys for kids ever since. Nikelodeon is re-introducing the Floam & Gak product line to kids of the new generation with the Nikelodeon Floam Factory, the ultimate Floam “Creation Station”! The Floam Factory allows kids to create endless combinations of Floam shapes using the molds, five included rollers, and the roller handle. Floam can be used and re-used and stays fresh in any airtight container.
MY OPINION
I received a Nikelodeon Floam Factory for review, and immediately was brought back to my childhood memories of using Floam and Gak! Nikelodeon did a great job at re-creating their old products with a more modern touch so parents who might have used these products as kids can enjoy using them with their children.
The Floam Factory is WAY easier to clean up than similar Play-Doh products, and the Floam is much easier to squish back together so no little pieces get left behind. It’s also much easier to keep Floam fresh so kids can re-use them several times. Floam is also easier to mold and manipulate, so less parental supervision and help is required!
The pieces seem quite durable and the roller is easy to use, so no worries from this Mom about little pieces breaking.
The possibilities with this Floam Factory are numerable. It includes a diamond and triangle roller, a scale roller, a brick roller, and two border rollers. The border rollers can even be used to create borders for picture frames! Kids can let their imaginations go wild with this product.
Retail price: $24.99, available at Toys R Us, ToysRus.com, Amazon.com, Target, Maijer, AC Moore, Bed Bath and Beyond, and Floam.com
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The product featured was provided free of cost to me for the sole purpose of product testing and review. This post has not been monetarily compensated and is based on the views and opinions of my family and/or self. Please note that the opinions reflected in this post have not been influenced by the sponsor in any way.
So many old toys afre reemerging. ah or the good old days!
Love a toy that the kids can squish and mold and I don’t need to worry about a mess to clean. that is a good idea, using the roller to create a decorative frame.