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• Advice
• Warning
• What you need

Measure 2 cups of cornstarch. Cornstarch in the South is called cornstarch. Put the dough in a large bowl.

Fill a bowl of cornstarch with colored water. Remember to pour slowly. Mix the ingredients together with your fingers. Mix well until mixture becomes a thick powder.

Adjust the consistency of the slime. You can add more flour if the slime mixture is thin. Add half a cup of warm water to the mixture if it's too thick. It depends on each person.

• Continue working until the texture blends the way you want it. That means you can put your hands in the mixture easily. When you touch the surface of the slime mixture by hand, it will feel dry.

Add more material to the slime to make it more interesting (this is optional). You can use a plastic worm, a plastic insect or a fake eye. This is a great idea for a Halloween party, science party or party, outdoor camping or nature-themed party.

Put the slime in a plastic bag. Tie the top of the bag to preserve the slime. advertisement

Method 3 of 5: Slime is edible

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   Pour cans of sweetened condensed milk into a pan. Or you can pour it into the pot.

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   Add 1 tablespoon of cornstarch to sweetened condensed milk. Turn to low heat and simmer. Stir the mixture continuously.

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   Remove the mixture from the stove once it has thickened. Add food coloring. Add until the mixture is the color you want.

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   Pour half a cup of PVA glue into the bowl.

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   Add 1 or 2 drops of food coloring.

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   Stir the mixture evenly.

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   Add half a cup of baby powder (talcum powder). Add more chalk if needed for a good slime texture.

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   Play the slime. Store the slime in an airtight container. advertisement

Method 5 of 5: Slime from Soluble Fiber

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   Mix 1 teaspoon of dissolved fiber with 1 cup of water. Use a heat-resistant bowl as you will need to microwave the mixture.

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   Add a few drops of food coloring until the water and soluble fiber mixture is the color you want. This will be the color of the slime. It won't fade away. Stir the mixture well.

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   Microwave the whole bowl of mixture. Heat the mixture on high heat for about 4 to 5 minutes. Check the mixture regularly to make sure it doesn't overflow from the bowl.

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   Let the mixture rest for 2 to 4 minutes and stir well. The mixture will cool after that time.

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   Repeat this heating and cooling procedure 2 to 6 times, stirring each time it cools. The more times you repeat the process, the denser the slime will be.

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   Let the mixture cool in the microwave. Leave on for 10 minutes or more. Be sure not to touch the mixture before it cools completely as it will be very hot.
   • You can leave the slime on a plate or cutting board to cool down quickly.
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Advice

• The slime making process will be a bit messy. Wear old clothes and be sure to cover surfaces that could get dirty if the mixture spills or slime sticks.
• Don't let the slime stick to your clothes, it will leave a stain.
• As a substitute for food coloring, you can mix tempera powder into cornstarch before adding water.
• Remember to wash your hands after making a slime.
• You can add baby oil if you want a glossy slime.
• Add glue to make the slime stickier.
• If you want to put the slime in the freezer, be sure not to leave it too long.
• You can also make slime with dish soap, bread, and paste.

Warning

• While basic flour slime and soluble fiber slime do not have borax powder, be sure to observe and do not let young children put them in their mouths or eat them as they are not food. For young children, slime can be a choking hazard. However, if the child swallows a little but there is no reaction, it is not a problem. (Slime that can be eaten is fine).

What you need

• Pan
• Bowl
• Spoon
• Big bowl can be used in the microwave
• Microwave