Indoor And Home Decorations

YOU GLOW, GUYS! The dark is a scary concept for a lot of people because you can never be entirely sure of what lurks in the blackness once the light switch is flipped off.

Darkness is associated with doomand gloom. Not much thrives in the darknessexcept little trinkets capable of glowing in the dark.

When in the light, glow in the dark objects appear normal, even boring but hit the lights and that very object shines in the blackness. How inspirational!

If you love anything that gives off a greenish glow in a dark room, the glow spray needs to be yours. Use this handy aerosolspray to give many things a radiating brilliance.

This spray can be used on signs and plastic objects so they can glow once the sun sets. It's ideal to use on Halloween decor so make sure to pick up a couple cansso all your pumpkinsglow.

PRODUCT DETAILS The 4 oz. can of spray maybe used on any inanimateindoor or outdoor object.

It's also ideals for banners and other arts and crafts projects. The temporary spray paint can be easily washed and away with soap and water but should not be used on skin or hair.

Please read all instructions before using this item. THE SPARK IN THE DARK Pro tip: spray an object in your roomwith this to create a quick and easy nightlight.

Need an extra hand when you're getting ready for your big Halloween party? How about two?

How 'bout thirty??

You don't want to let things get out of hand when you are in the middle of planning. You got the feeling during your last party that everyone thought your boring old jello cubes were a little out of touch, but you couldn't really put your finger on why.

It would be nice if you could fix that problem with just a flick of your wrist, but you'll have to dig a little deeper to really get a grip on the matter. We've got just the thing to slap some new life into your party dcor!

With this Hand Gelatin Mold, your costumed party-goers can feast on some spooky jello hands to get into the Halloween spirit. Just mix up your favorite flavor, chill, and serve!

Now your guests will be thinking more about if they prefer fingers or palms more, and less about all the inevitable hand-puns!