FAQS

Slime is not meant to be eaten, even if it smells yummy. It’s best for kids aged 13 and up. Younger kids should only play with it under adult supervision.

- Some slimes have small parts like charms or foam beads that can be choking hazards. Make sure kids don’t put anything in their mouths.

- Always wash your hands before and after playing with slime.

Glue, water, borax, fragrance oil, and sometimes clay, instant snow, and coloring are the basic ingredients for slime.

If your slime is too sticky, you’ll need an activator solution. Mix 1 tablespoon of borax powder with 1 1/2 cups of warm water until it dissolves. Label your activator container. Gradually add a little bit of activator to the slime and mix well. Keep adding until it’s just right. Pro tip: use lotion on your hands before playing with slime to avoid stickiness!

If your slime is too firm, add some lotion or vegetable glycerin. If it’s over-activated, add vegetable glycerin or glue directly. Leaving the slime in a warm place can also help soften it.

Don’t worry! Use white vinegar to remove slime from most fabrics. Apply a bit of white vinegar directly on the affected area and gently scrub. It should come out easily. Then rinse with warm water to wash out the vinegar.