Rubber Flubber Experiment Kit

Make rubber balls, foam rubber, erasers, rubber stamps, waterproof cloth, and rubber dinosaurs! As your kids do the activities, they'll discover the properties of latex rubber and learn about the chemistry behind this amazing natural substance. This "flubber" kit contains materials, rubber latex, chemicals and a 20-page booklet with instructions for 14 fun projects.

This kit contains chemicals that can be harmful if misused. Use only with adult supervision. Ages 9-14.

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KT-RUBFLUB	Rubber Flubber Experiment Kit In Stock	$8.95
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- Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Fun Learning!
Reviewed By: Cynthia
I use these experiments to supplement the Real Science 4 Kids Chemistry Level 1. The pamphlet that's included is very well written with lots of accurate scientific info. My 11yo DD does NOT like science, but this kit was lots of fun, even for her!

- Thursday, December 17, 2009
Rubber Latex problem
Reviewed By: Dottie
When we opened this product and started the experiments we were really excited. The directions are clear and explanations interesting. The problem was the latex seems to be too solid for the first experiment or the others to work. Update: HST was very quick to correct the problem and our entire family from 12 yrs down to 5 yrs learned something conducting the experiments. Would highly recommend.

- Monday, January 05, 2009
TONS OF FUN!
Reviewed By: Katy
My fourth grader loved working with this kit! Great educational value and hands on FUN! Home Science Tools is the best when it comes to customer service and convenience!

- Friday, January 19, 2007
Really Fun!

I can’t believe no one has reviewed this! We loved this little kit! I ordered it as an activity for my daughter’s holiday break. We could do a few projects at a time and come back a day or two later and do a few more. My daughter especially liked seeing how erasers were made. The dinosaur didn’t work for us (he kept ending up with huge holes in his middle) but overall, we thought the kit was a lot of fun.