Draw the snowman’s face using a marker, picture 8. Cut a small part from a toilet paper roll to create a solid base for your snowman to stand on the ‘snow’ (Styrofoam balls), pictures 9 and 10.

Turning Styrofoam into homemade glue is simple to do, but is it actually safe? Consider the risks associated with this DIY before you jump onto the trend.

Directed by Joe Roth and based on a novel by legal eagle John Grisham, “Christmas with the Kranks” is the humorless tale of reluctant empty-nesters Luther and Nora Krank (Tim Allen and … ...

Question: Regarding Styrofoam and pollution, the Cambria Suites Hotel that’s going up downtown is creating a Styrofoam blizzard that is pretty substantial.

The Quirkles are back on KOLR10 Daybreak – with a fun experiment just right for the season.

Once a month, the Rotary Club of Austin-Southwest stops by the Sustainable Food Center's farmer's market to gather Styrofoam for recycling.

Researchers at RMIT University have discovered a way to create electricity from Styrofoam. Traditionally considered a major pollutant, Styrofoam is also apparently a surprising source of renewable ...

Ten new snowmen will be featured this year. Newswatch 16's Emily Kress gives us a look at the works of art and how they help kick off the holiday season.

Olaf the Snowman A 9-foot-tall unmeltable Olaf the Snowman from the movie "Frozen," carved from Styrofoam with a chainsaw by Robert Nibbe and his boys, stands along St. Mathias Road to greet ...

INGREDIENTS • Styrofoam Snowman • Acetone • Disposable Gloves • Pie Pan INSTRUCTIONS STEP 1: Place the disposable gloves on your hands and then pour 2 cups of acetone into the pie pan.

3 to 5 Styrofoam balls in different small sizes (to fit your container) Hot glue gun and glue sticks Craft bond spray adhesive Small twigs and branches ...