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How do I fix my slime if it is hard?

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Try kneading in some lotion.

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How can I make my slime last longer?

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Keep it in an airtight container or sealable plastic bag.

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Do I have to use soap flakes, or could I use body wash?

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For this version, you should use soap flakes. However, other versions that use body wash or shower gel do exist.

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How can I make it glittery?

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Once you have finished the slime, pour a little bit of glitter into it and play with your slime until the glitter is evenly mixed.

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How can I make slime with regular bar soap?

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You may need to melt it down to use in these methods. Method 1 uses soap flakes, which can be obtained by shaving soap off of bar soap.

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What happens if the slime goes onto the carpet?

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You will have to clean it out immediately, before it dries into the carpet.

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How can I make it firmer and less sticky?

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Add more of whatever activator you used (borax, contact solution, etc.). Add a little bit at a time and this should help bind your slime together.

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Can this last for four days?

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No. Because it is made from such simple ingredients, it won’t last very long. After about a day, the slime will lose its texture, and should be thrown away.

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If I use clear soap and baking soda, will it still be clear?

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No, because of the color of the baking soda. If you let it sit for a week, it might clear up a little bit.

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Can I use hair activator?

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Yes, if it is the slime with shampoo in the freezer. If it is just glue and lotion slime, then no.

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Can I skip the freezer stage?

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Not for making this type of slime, but other types of slime don't require you to freeze them.

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How can I make slime with just body wash, clear glue with so salt, baking soda and other food mixes?

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You have to have an ingredient with borax in it. For example, contact lens solution, borax activator, some kinds of liquid starch, etc. For the basic slime, all you need is PVA glue and one of these activators, although you can enhance your slime with body wash and other ingredients.

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Will the sugar slime be hard?

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It depends on how you make it, but it should not have a hard consistency.

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What are soap flakes?

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Soap flakes are pieces of soap grated or cut thinly from regular bar soap.

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Can I let the slime set for one day?

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Yes, but you have to keep it in an airtight container or it may dry out.

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How do I make hand-wash slime with salt or sugar?

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I would suggest using salt, sugar will melt your slime. When using salt, make sure it is fine salt.

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Do you have to let it stay for 2 days or is it to just clear the slime?

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Leaving it in for two days will allow all the bubbles to disappear. If you do not mind that, then you do not need to leave it for two days.

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What are soup flakes? Are they a brand or are they like flakes off the soap?

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Soap flakes are thin flakes of soap that are typically used for washing clothes. You can by them in a box from many different brands. You can also make your own if you'd prefer.

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Which soap can I use instead of soap flakes?

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Make your own soap flakes by using a cheese grater on a bar of hand or bath soap.

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