How to Make Slime
Get a little messy
Make ooey, gooey, sticky slime. First up, a classic slime recipe from Elmer’s**
Step 4:
Stir and knead together. If it’s too sticky, add 1/4 Tbsp of contact-lens solution and mix.
DIY Slime Recipes From Elmer’s**
Instructions:
- Pour out the entire contents of the 5 oz. Elmer’s Color Glue into a bowl
- Add ½ Tbsp of baking soda and mix thoroughly
- Add 1 Tbsp of contact lens solution
- Mix until mixture gets harder to mix and slime begins to form
- Take the slime out, and begin kneading with both of your hands
- If it’s too sticky, add ¼ Tbsp contact lens solution and knead. Keep adding ¼ Tbsp contact lens solution until desired consistency.
Instructions:
- Pour out the entire contents of the 6 oz. Elmer’s Glitter Glue into a bowl
- Add ½ Tbsp of baking soda and mix thoroughly
- Add 1¼ Tbsp of contact lens solution
- Mix until mixture gets harder to mix and slime begins to form
- Take the slime out, and begin kneading with both of your hands
- If it’s too sticky, add ¼ Tbsp contact lens solution and knead. Keep adding ¼ Tbsp contact lens solution until desired consistency.
Instructions:
- Pour out entire contents of the 5 oz. Elmer’s Glow in the Dark Glue into a bowl
- Add ½ Tbsp of baking soda and mix thoroughly
- Add 1 Tbsp of contact lens solution
- Mix until mixture gets harder to mix and slime begins to form
- Take the slime out, and begin kneading with both of your hands
- If it’s too sticky, add ¼ Tbsp of contact lens solution and knead. Keep adding ¼ Tbsp of contact lens solution until desired consistency.
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**Adult supervision is required; this project is not appropriate for children under the age of 3 years. Thoroughly wash your hands before and after making and playing with slime. Warning: If large quantities of contact lens solution are accidentally ingested (greater than a tablespoon), get medical attention immediately.
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