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Make glutinous and sticky mud can be a ton of fun for children and adults. The result of a reaction between the sodium borate, the water and a polymer such as Elmer glue, Slime is soft and extensible, but not sticky.

Slime is mainly solid (if you throw it on a wall, it will land with a plop like another hard substance), but it is a kind of liquid as well (if you slowly discharge it in a container, it will pour fundamentally as thick paste). What could be more fun to play with?

Slime first entered in the 1970s as toy made fromGuar gum. Although there are several slime ready-to-use products on the market today, the substance is now more popular as a fun DIY project. The process may be as fun as playing with the finished product. In addition, when you do it yourself, it may be any color you want (and adorned with glitter, too).

There are dozens of online recipes for Slime, some borrax or hard detergents. We believe that this method, which contains a washable glue, a baking soda and a contact protection solution, is probably the safest when involving children. Happy thin!

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You will need

2 bottles (8 oz) Elmer's Elmer washable school glue
2 tablespoons of water
2-3 drops in food
3 tablespoons of sequins
1 spoon soup, more if necessary
2-3 Soup contact solution c.

How to do it

In a medium bowl, stir together glue, water, food coloring and sequins to completely combined. (If you want your slime to be on the firmer side, you can skip the water.)

Add into baking soda and stir up to combination.

Slowly incorporate the contact solution. This will cause a reaction with baking soda and mud should begin to meet. If it feels too wet, add more baking soda until you like the thinness of the mixture.

Continue stirring until the mixture starts closing and forming in a bullet. There could be bubbles along the way.

Once the Slime Ball is firm enough so that it does not lean over your hands, transfer it to a work surface and knead until the mixture softens in the expandable mud.

Slime full recipe

1. In a medium bowl, stir together glue, water, food coloring and sequins to completely combined. (If you want your slime to be on the firmer side, you can skip the water.)
2. Add into baking soda and stir up to combination.
3. Slowly incorporate the contact solution. This will cause a reaction with baking soda and mud should begin to meet. If it feels too wet, add more baking soda until you like the thinness of the mixture.
4. Continue stirring until the mixture starts closing and forming in a bullet.
5. Once the slime ball is firm enough that it does not stick to your hands anymore, transfer it to a work surface and knead until the mixture softens and becomes expandable.

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