Sta-Flo Laundry Starch, 32 Ounce

Seemed expensive for that amount

What I asked for and what I got!

If you are like me and would rather use liquid starch IN shirts rather than spray starch that gets all over everything and only sits ON the shirt and usually flakes all over everything....then you know liquid starch is almost impossible to find. Sta-Flo is the same as when my grandmother used it. Im so happy to find it. Definitely worth 5 stars to those of us who can't afford to send out shirts to a commercial laundry but still want it to look like we did.

Mixed this 50/50 with clear elmer's glue Elmer's Washable No-Run School Glue, 5 oz Bottle, Clear (E305) , added a little food coloring, and it made some awesome slime/goop for my 2 year old to play with. He had a great time and got it everywhere! It all came off easily with a little soap and water. Great craft, will definitely do again :)

I have used Sta-Flo starch for years for my table linens and my husbands shirts. However i feel that cost of shipping extremely expensive and I will start looking for an alternative. I'm sur my Grand mother did not have Sta-Flo and she starched every thing.

Because this starch needs to be dilluted, you get to choose how strong you want the starch to be. For someone who likes crispy shirts, this is for you. ProTip: First time buying, make sure you have a clean, empty spray bottle to dilute into.

Used this to make slime for my son's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle party. It was a HUGE hit!! The parents may not have agreed, but the kids did!! :-)

Just get it! You won't be sorry. Whether it's for a project or for ironing. It's good. 50/50 water to starch ratio worked good for me