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By Patricia Jensen
Easy Slime Recipe 1
Easy Slime Recipe 2
Silly Putty Recipe
General Slime Handling
Information
Easy Slime Recipe 1
2 Cups Water
1/2 Cup Cornstarch
Food colouring
Bring water to a boil in a medium saucepan. Add cornstarch, then food
colouring while stirring constantly. Remove from heat and cool to room
temperature. This makes a messy slime that goes from liquid to solid,
and is great fun to play with.
Easy Slime Recipe 2
1/4 cup White Glue
1 1/4 cup Water, divided
1 tbsp. Borax - found in the laundry detergent aisle of your grocery
store
Food colouring
Borax is available in the laundry section of your local grocery store.
Add 1 tbsp. Borax to one cup of warm water. Stir until completely
dissolved.
Make a 50% water 50% white glue solution by taking 1/4 cup of each and
mix thoroughly.
In a ziploc bag, add equal parts of the borax solution to equal parts of
the glue solution. (Half cup of each will make a cup of slime.)
Add a couple drops of food colouring. Seal bag and knead the mixture.
If slime is too sticky, add a little more borax. If slime is too
slippery, add a little more white glue solution.
Variations:
Less rubbery and more transparent slime: Try a 4% solution of polyvinyl
alcohol instead of the glue mixture
Different Consistencies: Add shaving cream or baby powder to the
mixture.
Glow in the Dark Slime: Add several drops of glow-in-the-dark paint
during mixing.
Silly Putty Recipe
1 tbsp. White Glue
½ tsp. Epsom Salts
½ tsp. Water
In small cup, put ½ tsp. Epsom salts and ½ tsp water. Stir till salt is
all or mostly dissolved. Add one tbsp. Glue to another small cup. Add
Epsom salt water to the glue and stir. When putty has formed, experiment
with it on waxed paper. Store in Ziploc bag.
General Slime
Handling Information
- Store in a ziploc bag in the refrigerator for maximum life.
- A few drops of Lysol can be added to the Slime to minimize
formation of mould and extend the lifetime of the Slime.
- Wash hands before using slime to minimize mould growth as well.
- Keep off carpets and furniture as it can stain.
- Borax is toxic in large doses, so keep out of reach of children
under 3.
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Patricia B. Jensen is a mother of three and kids party enthusiast. She
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