Pink Biodegradable UV Glow Tissue Paper Confetti - Rectangular Flame-Resistant & Slow-Falling Confetti for Cannon and Launcher use - Best for Celebrations - 1 lb, 16 oz

Worked perfectly in our confetti machine.

This stuff worked amazing under the black lights for my daughter's b'day party. I scattered a bunch over the floor and drink/snack table with some black light balloons and put some black tape on the walls- easy and affordable décor. There is a TON of this stuff! I gave each girl handfuls through the night to throw up in the air - this worked ok but a confetti shooter would be awesome- tended to stay clumped a bit. The girls actually started sweeping it up into piles so they could throw it in the air repeatedly. Made for fun pictures. We have over half the bag left! I'm sure there will be another glow party in our future.

We had a surprise 30th birthday glow party for my husband. I'd say this confetti was one of the best glow things I bought and I got a ton of glow stuff. This stuff was awesome and it came with so much, we only used about 25 percent of it to do our 500 square foot garage. It was really fun to throw in the air it looked awesome falling down. The pieces are also large enough that clean up was pretty easy.

The individual. pieces are quite large. This is a TON of confetti. We sprinkled it around our yard for a blacklight party and only went hrough 1/4 of the bag.

Arrived on time. It was fun to use

There is a ton in this package! Saving it for multiple events!

This confetti was the perfect touch for our glow party!! Even after it fell on the crowd, the kids kept tossing it up in the air and at each other. The fun lasted for hours! It was bright under black light and easy to sweep up after.

Approximately 1lb of UV reactive confetti which comes packaged in loose stacks within a bag. This is a great effect especially in a nightlife setting and is more cost-effective than the Chauvet UV confetti. If you're using a smaller/electric blower unit, this is enough for several loads. Prior to using the product, I think it helps to fluff out the pieces by sifting/combing through it with your fingers to separate chunks. I've uploaded a video in which a little bit was shot out from an electric blower; sorry for the video quality as there's a small hiccup/pause in the middle due to the camera's photo button being pressed. This was a short burst from two small electric blower units, if you use a CO2 confetti cannon the effect will be even more dramatic.