Q&A for How to Fix Watery Slime

Alternatively, you could use eye drops, dish detergent, liquid starch or -- as a last resort -- flour.

Try laundry detergent! Most detergents will have borax, and I'm assuming you have laundry detergent at your house. If you're okay with it turning a bit blue/whatever color your detergent is, then it'll work!

Try adding a small pinch of salt or two and mix until it looks like jelly. Put it in the freezer and check it every 5 minutes until it's not watery anymore.

Soap will not work as an activator. A teaspoon of borax in a cup of hot water will work, or some Tide or other laundry detergent.

No. The environment may ruin your slime even more. Try draining out all the water. If all of it is water, then add more glue to thicken it.

Add a little bit of corn starch. It will thicken up the slime and give it a wonderful texture.

You can try adding activator if the store-bought slime is made of glue. If the slime is not made of glue, you can try putting it in the freezer for 10 - 20 minutes. You could also put it in a fridge for about an hour.

Laundry gel is not the best activator. Your activator must include boric acid in the ingredients. Laundry detergent, contact solution, and borax are all good options for activators.

Add 1/2 cup of clear glue into your slime. It will help thicken it up. You may need to re-activate your slime.

You can use Tide or baking soda. If it gets to hard after that, use lotion.

The thing that will probaly help the most is to add more glue and over-activate it, then add one squirt of lotion.

You should try adding an activator like contact solution or Borax. However, be sure to add a little at a time so the slime doesn't over-activate.

You can use contact lens solution or baking soda. You can also use some kinds of liquid laundry detergent, like Tide.

Try adding more activator until it gets to the consistency you would like.

Add borax powder to water, and put that mixture in the recipe. If you don't have that, use laundry detergent.

You can add some lotion, soap, or shaving cream to your hardened slime. Additionally, you may water down your slime with just warm water.

Keep on using the Elmer's magical activator until you find the desired consistency. But be sure to not dump the whole bottle in your slime, it will harden it and you will waste your Elmer's acitvator.

Please do not put your slime in the freezer, it will mess up the consistency. You can use slime activator, one teaspoon of borax activator to one cup of water. Slime activator will help to activate the slime and make it a little firmer, just be careful to put it in a little at a time and knead it.

You could try making it thicker by adding clear glue. Add some activator, then try putting it in the refrigerator for about 5 minutes.

You can add more Magical Liquid, or try another activator such as borax and water or tide.

I would not recommend that, as color is liquid and won't firm up your slime. If you want to use an alternative activator, try contact lens solution.

Ad more activator slowly, or leave it outside the container for like 5-10 minutes, depending on how watery it is.

You could use eye drops, liquid starch or dish detergent to fix your slime.

If it is too watery, try adding some more glue to see if it will become less watery. If that doesn't work, try adding more activator.

Hair gel reduces the effects of too much activator. If it is soapy, you can try another type of liquid or just throw it in the garbage instead of repairing it.

Try adding a different kind of activator for the liquid slime instead of shaving cream. You can also try putting it in the fridge for a while.

You can add more activator, detergent, or contact lens solution.

Since it is watery, you can add corn starch, or put it in the freezer for 10 minutes. For the lumpiness, you can try adding lotion, but the lotion will probably make it more sticky.

Try using clear shampoo.Its slimy and gooey. Or, you can add lotion or shaving cream instead.Try using a strainer to drain out the water before you do anything else!

Perhaps you have the wrong glue? Or the wrong activator? Check if you're using a lens solution that has enough sodium borate. Check if it's a borax solution that the borax dissolved. Check if the glue is PVA glue. Perhaps you have too much shaving cream. Simply try again.