Q&A for How to Make Slime Without Any Glue or Borax

Yes, but make sure they are equal parts. It helps to have all the same color, so your slime does not turn out brown.

You can use any body wash, but it is best if it is a slightly thicker one.

No. It will not, because it only has 2 of the ingredients. You could proably just add in the body wash though.

Yes. You can use any body wash, but it is better if you use a slightly thicker one.

No, salt shouldn't make your slime watery. It will make it slimier, but if your slime is watery, then you may have added too much salt.

No, but if you leave it out in the sun and never play with it, your slime will melt.

Yes, it should work in a similar way.

I usually use the Gillette shaving cream because it makes the slime more fluffy.

No, you may not, cornstarch is a different substance than flour, so the slime will be very sticky if you add flour.

It depends on the ingredients you use, but it will probably be some shade of white.

Bleach is not a necessary ingredient in slime, and it is also dangerous to handle, so I strongly recommend you don't add any.

No, but if you keep kneading or playing with it, it gets less sticky until it dries out.

Yes. You can definitely use shaving gel instead of shaving cream, and it will work the same way.

You’ll need an airtight container because if there is air, the slime will dry up.

You may have not added all of the ingredients correctly. Make sure to add even amounts of everything.

For this activity, you will need one dish soap and three baking sodas. The dish soap works best if it is Dawn. The baking soda works best if it is from Lowe's Foods.

Yes, or you can use shampoo, conditioner and body wash from different bottles, but make sure they are in equal measurements.

Your slime will not be watery as long as you add the correct amount. Too much salt can make your slime too watery.

No, you do not need to use food coloring.

Contrary to popular belief, slime is the least sticky substance known to man. It will not stick to you, your dogs, or your dad.

You can store it in a Ziploc bag or an airtight container when you're not playing with it.

No, because salt makes the slime watery. For best results, you can add a small amount of salt to your slime so it's not too watery.

Too much borax would make it clumpy, sticky and dry. Try using more glue if you need to and try to follow the recipe.

If you added too much salt, it will make it watery, while if you add too little salt, it will make your slime a rubbery consistency.

Yes, just make sure you add equal parts conditioner and body wash afterward.

Baking soda doesn't work well. Try cornstarch instead.

Yes, you can use it as long as it is thick so that it provides the best consistency for the slime.

Yes, you can, but the slime won't be as fluffy as it will if you use shaving foam.

Kneed it well and it will be less sticky. You can also mix it with a spoon or fork.

One alternative is potato starch, as it’s technically the same thing. Your slime will come out with the same texture.