Q&A for How to Make Nickelodeon Slime

Yes. You can make slime using white PVA glue, a pinch of baking soda, and contact lens solution.

Generally, using less glue will produce a less sticky slime, so you can decide how sticky or messy you want your slimes to be based on the amount of glue you use.

You can use body wash in order to get the same look and feel of your slime.

Yes, but you have to play with it every day so it does not harden.

Yes. That is a very common recipe for slime, but this recipe is for a different kind.

You can use baking soda or borax or flour. If that does not work go buy some cornstarch or a slime-making set.

You don't need to, but it's best if you do. Before making any of these have adult supervision and permission.

Yes, though it may vary within the country you live in. In Europe, boric acid is only allowed to be in eye cleansers. If you are not in Europe, most detergents would be fine. Examples of a good washing detergent would be Tide.

The Jel-lo based slime is for playing with, not putting in your hair. However, it should wash out fairly easily if it gets in your hair on accident.

Add some dish soap into a small plate and spread in out, then add some salt to it and place it in the freezer for 30 minutes.

Look up slime without borax, and you will find articles on how to make slime without Borax.

Certainly, just make sure you adjust each of the ingredients accordingly and you'll be fine.

Yes, but it won't work out as well and you will have to put a lot more baking soda in. Flour would be better than baking soda. There are lots of recipes for slime, if this one doesn't work for you, try a different one.

Diluted peroxide can work, but it can affect the smell. Crafting alcohol, which is toxic to drink, can be bought even if you're under 21.

Yes, Sta-Flo is a type of liquid starch, you can use that to make slime.

Keep mixing the slime until you are satisfied with how the texture is.

Cornflour and cornstarch are not the same things. Cornflour will not work.

No! It can be any color you want.

No, but you could with white glue and toothpaste.

Add some more of your activating ingredient into it. You could also try a little bit of baby oil or baking soda. Alternatively, knead the slime or let it sit for a bit untouched.

It first appeared in "You Can't Do That On Television." It later appeared in other shows, including "Double Dare," "Wild and Crazy Kids," and "Figure It Out."

Lotion will usually help, but don't use too much. Just add a little bit at a time until it's as stretchy as you want it to be.

Yes, some people may experience irritations and rashes when they play with slime that contains Tide, or specific types of laundry detergents.