Nostalgia Vintage Hard and Sugar Free Candy Countertop Cotton Candy Maker, Includes 2 Reusable Cones And Sugar Scoop – Pink

The media could not be loaded. This cotton candy machine is perfect for a family movie night or a small birthday party, as it doesn't make a huge amount of cotton candy at once. Its antique pink color and style are charming for a vintage look. The machine works very well; it came with all its parts, and I've used it more than five times without any issues. Note: You'll need to preheat it (leave it on) for at least 10 minutes so that by the time you add the sugar, it's hot enough to melt properly. If you skip this step, you may have trouble doing it and not get the desired result.

We love this!! It is hard to clean and takes a min to warm up but it’s fun and easy for the kids.

Perfect for my secret love of cotton candy! It works great with both candy pieces and sugar I ordered on Amazon. It’s easy to clean too. Love it!!

This Nostalgia cotton candy maker is a fun addition to any party or family gathering. It's easy to use and works with both flossing sugar and hard candy. The cotton candy comes out light and fluffy in just minutes. I love the vintage, circus-inspired design — it looks adorable on the countertop! Cleanup is fairly simple thanks to the removable parts.

I got this cotton candy maker for my birthday, and it works really well for a beginners cotton candy maker. There are so many one star reviews saying its "super shaky and loud" well, this might help. 1: make sure the bowl is on correctly. 2: after cleaning the extractor head make sure its in all the way. Its not shaky, it just vibrates a bit, no biggie. The only downside is that hard candy doesn't really work even when crushed up, and some powder candies like fun dip don't work well on this either. and that it takes 10 minutes to heat up and another 2-4 minutes to start forming cotton candy. And don't forget, THIS IS FOR BEGINNERS. Its not a commercial cotton candy maker. This is just for fun & experiments. Also to clean the extractor head just soak it in soapy warm water and scrub it. This is a great product and the perfect birthday gift!

So at first this seemed like a fun lil gadget. Followed every step and right out of the box made a few “batches”. A couple days later got it back out and used it the exact same way I did the first time and it caught LITERAL fire. Flames coming out from the underneath of the center centrifuge space where the sugar goes. I was using cotton candy floss sugar so nothing strange. I unplugged it immediately tried to blow out the the flames which was difficult since the center of the device only has a small opening where you’d want to get in to extinguish the fire. I picked it up whisked it across the kitchen and straight outside to the porch wall. I was legit shaken. Don’t buy it it’s absolutely not worth catching your house on fire for or someone getting hurt. There was no time to grab the phone and get a video but I wanted to leave this extremely important info to help anyone else from finding themselves in danger. The issue with the machine is that as it spins the sugar some of it clings to the centrifuge outside edge then drips down into the center through the small opening and into the heating element which in turn lights the sugar on fire. You can’t get into that area to clean it either without completely taking the unit apart which it tells you in the book not to do so major design flaw for sure. Buyer beware of you read this and still decide to purchase it.

Prefect small personal cotton candy machine. Kids had a lot of fun. Does have heating elements so supervised use is a must. Light weight and easy to use. It's messy and used it outside.

This tiny Cotton candy Maker has very good looking for family party. It is small and save a lot of space. The operation is very easy even little kids can serve themselves with it. About cleaning ,it is not that easy to clean it. I need to take off the bowl and the wall to wash it clean. And when we make the cotton candy, the suger always get spun everywhere. And with the super spin, the maker won't stay still. Some times it moves around and I need hold it while the other hand making cotton candy.It gives the kids a lot of fun. Still worth the money.