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I have Glu Stik all over XYZ. what do I do?

Bostik Glu Stiks are children-and mess-friendly, so can easily be cleaned with warm soapy water.
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Is Glu Stik safe for my kids?

Bostik Glu Stik is non toxic, solvent-free and easy to use, so little ones can enjoy getting stuck in - just make sure they avoid contact with their eyes.
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My child got glu stik in their eye

Please rinse thoroughly and immediately with water if you haven't already. If any discomfort or irritation persists, seek medical assistance.
DIY reverse print of a hare design made with a carved stamp and clay impression, alongside finished prints on paper.

Simple Reverse Prints

Make gorgeous reverse prints using Blu Tack® - perfect for greeting cards and other home décor
A colourful paper fruit basket filled with cut-out fruits, perfect for a fun Bostik kids craft activity.

Fruit basket

An easy cut and paste craft, create a Fruit Basket using Bostik Glu Stik
Tropical rainforest diorama finished craft – A colourful rainforest scene in a box, complete with paper trees, leaves, and hand-drawn animal cut-outs like a tiger, elephant, and leopard.

Tropical Rainforest Diorama

Use Glu Stik to make your own rainforest in this recycled cardboard craft.
A playful Blu Tack craft scene featuring geckos, a blue pond, and colourful plants made from modelling pieces.

Blu Tack® Gecko

Make our mascot, Gary the Gecko, with Blu Tack® Colour
Finished Bostik butterfly life cycle craft showing each stage: eggs on a leaf, caterpillar, chrysalis, and butterfly.

Butterfly plate life cycle

Learn how a butterfly comes to life with this craft project
A person tracing a small red heart template onto white paper with a pencil to start the tessellation pattern.

Heart tessellations

Do you know an engineer in the making? Our Heart Tessellations project will help them BUILD the skills they need (see what we did there?)