WiltonFood-Grade Vegetable Glycerin, Restores Dried Icing Colors & Softens Fondant, Vegan Baking Ingredient, 2 fl. oz

Did a good job at what I needed to do.

I use this for a different purpose than was intended. One of the best watercolor paint brands (Winsor and Newton) uses a different formula for its paints that come in tubes vs the ones it sells I pan sets. So they dry too hard if you put them into paint pans or want to leave them on your palette to reuse, and can be difficult to re-wet to use. Mixing (with a toothpick), one drip of glycerin in an half-pan sized amount of paint solves this problem and makes the paints very easy to work with on your palette. I read about this strategy and looked for reviews of glycerin products that I could use. Didn’t find any so I wanted to write this review so if someone else is search reviews for “watercolor” applications, they’ll find this and know it works very well.

Does what it supposed to.

If you carry glycerin for camping purposes, (i.e., emergency fire lighting), be aware that it has a shelf life. Glycerine is hydroscopic, so if you intend to mix it with KMnO4, it must be relatively fresh. As soon as you expose the glycerine to air, it begins to degrade by absorbing moisture. However, if you keep it sealed up until you use it, it makes a great component for exothermic reactions. This is good reason to purchase only small quantities at a time.

Added it to bubbles to make them stronger works great

I use it to make laundry soap.

Love putting this in the bubbles 4, my grandson and I to play with. It helps makes bubbles strong so they don't pop as easily.

I made vanilla extract with it. Perfection!