Does Bendaroos Really Work?
Bendaroos are unbreakable, colored wax strings that allows kids (and adults too!) to shape and flex them, using their creativity to build and create a lot of different things. Build houses; create animals in all shapes and sizes with no mess, glue or stains! It is designed and created to always hold their shape and you can unbend them and reuse the sticks over and over again. Bendaroos wax sticks are guaranteed to give your kids hours and hours of fun. Each set contains 250 rainbow colored pieces, 250 neon colored Bendaroos sticks and a creative fun guide as well.
Bendaroos Reviews
They are fun, but very sticky and waxy. Leaves a mess! I have to wash my hands after using.
December 31st, 2011
PA
It works but leaves stains. I like it though, but it is too sticky!
June 17th, 2011
Largo, FL
If you are into arts and crafts it is very good. My friend and I made a thing on our wall for a new years party and it looked AMAZING and stuck on for a long time, and I make pictures all the time. They’re really fun.
June 12th, 2011
Got a sample of this stuff in the mail and I ‘played’ with it, then figured my kids would like it too. So very wrong. This is gloified wax covered string that comes in a variety of colors. Yes it can be bent into and wrapped around all manner of objects. Once this stuff has been bent in all directions, it no longer seems as usable or as sticky, as the wax coating comes off. The kids decided to make a keepsake photoframe. That looked fine until it fell on the floor, waxy side down. Upside…makes a super crumb picker-upper. Sorry, can’t recommend.
September 16th, 2010
tacoma wa
My daughter got these as a present after asking for them non-stop. After a few times playing with them she lost interest because they didn’t do what the ads showed. These are nothing more than wax covered string that doesn’t even stick very well to itself.
July 12th, 2010
Rochester, NY
does not work does not hold shape do not stick together and has chunky wax on the outside
July 1st, 2010
once you put them on glass they leave marks.
June 14th, 2010
nowhere