Q&A for How to Make Glow in the Dark Slime

No, you can use any kind of glow in the dark paint.

Yes, but if you are going to do that you will need to put it in a bowl, wear gloves, and mix the glow stick liquid with the slime.

Yes, just use a different highlighter color, glow stick color, or glow in the dark color.

Yes, it will, as after some time the washable chemical in the glue will begin to evaporate, and the slime won't be quite the same.

Yes, those are best.

In place of borax, you may substitute contact solution, liquid starch, laundry detergent, or cornstarch.

Borax is the best binding substance for a slime, but you can use cornstarch or liquid starch.

You probably used too much water. Just put less or add more of the other ingredients, and and it should be a beautiful slime, not wet and watery.

Yes, the materials that make the glow in the dark liquid are dangerous to the human body. They can burn you pretty badly. You should especially wear gloves if you have a cut or opening on your hand.

If you are a beginner, make fluffy slime.

You can use liquid starch or laundry detergent, but laundry deterget is widely used.

Just buy a glow stick in the color you want, then break it in half over the slime.

Yes, you can, but only put 3/2 of shaving cream.

No, because epsom salt has something that is special that other salts do not have. It will change the properties of the slime if you use a different kind of salt with different compositions.

Yes, you can use unbleached flour to substitute for corn flour. However, your slime may be a little lumpier and will not last very long.

Yes, or you can break a glowstick and put the liquid in the bowl.

It depends, but usually 2-4 minutes. If you're using a microwave, it will take longer.

Epsom is another word for magnesium sulfate.

You can get it from Michaels or any other stores that sells coloring materials/ arts and crafts.

Yes, the more you add, the brighter it will glow. Don't add too much, though, or your slime will be runny.

Yes, and it is highly toxic if consumed. Don't eat it. Borax is also known as sodium borate.

You can make it glow by using a glow stick (break it in half).

Yes, but the texture would be different than the tutorial's.

Add craft paint that glows in the dark because if you add highlighter ink it will only glow under black light.

Yes, you need to use Epsom salt.

Your slime will likely have bubbles when you have just finished making it and it is fresh.

Yep. Florescent ink works. I used it when I didn't have any craft paint.

Borax is also known as sodium borate, sodium tetraborate, or disodium tetraborate.

Use about a teaspoon for four ounces of liquid glue with no water and even less with shaving cream.

Yes.