Linit Starch Crisp Classic Finish (64 Oz.) - Liquid Starch For Ironing Clothes/Perfect For Wrinkle Release/Great For Arts & Crafts Projects/Slime, Paper Mache, Silly Putty (408440)

Works exactly as expected. Good value for the price. M

Great product for crafts. My ghosts came out hreat

Used this for a craft project and it worked great. I soaked some white dollies and cloth napkins, laid each one over a balloon, left to dry overnight, and Volia’! Ghosts in my kitchen! So cute. After Halloween, I will simply wash, dry, and fold for the next project.

Works as it should. Surrounded & secured for NO leakage. Great value.

Excellent starch option when you need a crisp sharp crease line. I find it is best used straight without diluting with water. Be sure to let it absorb into the fabric first to avoid white spots, but they are easily removed using a wet cloth if needed.

Excellent starch! Be sure to use the recommended distilled water. Always use the recommended water to starch ratio and one of the better spray bottles for even spraying. Using this starch is much better than the aerosol cans due to price and your control of the stiffness with different materials. Keep a small amount mixed up and shake it well before use.

Use this starch to treat my fabrics before cutting. Gives great results with my piecing and quilting. Since Sta-Flo is no longer sold in stores this is a great ( though expensive) option.

Mix it with water and it's so much better than the spray starch.