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This method makes a ball of flexible slime close to silly putty in texture. It stays clean in your hands, making it a good choice for little kids. If you want your slime gloopier and more stringy, see the troubleshooter below.
Makes 1 small ball
Takes 10 minutes
½ tsp bicarbonate of soda
gel food colouring
1-3 tsps contact lens cleaning solution (must contain boric acid)
glitter (optional)
1. Squeeze the glue into a mixing bowl (look for a bottle in a 100ml size if possible so you won’t have to measure it out). Add the bicarbonate of soda and mix well.
2. Add a drop or two of your chosen gel food colouring. Less colouring gives a pastel colour; the more you add, the brighter the colour. Mix until well incorporated.
3. Add 1 tsp contact lens solution and mix really well for a minute. Initially it will look like watery glue but as you keep mixing it will begin to turn to slime. You may need to add up to 2 tsp more contact lens solution – add it gradually until the texture changes. Once the slime begins to form, keep mixing and it will go stringy before coming away clean from the bowl into a ball.