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    Can I make slime without borax?
    Ella Punke
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    Yes, you can. Some of my friends use Sta-Flo, or baking soda and contact lens solution. However, Borax is definitely the cheapest option, and I find that it works the best.
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    How long would it take to make an iceberg?
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    It will take 2 - 3 days to harden iceberg slime. It takes time to work its magic so it makes a crunch when you break into it.
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    Is there any other way to make fluffy slime? I don't have anything but glue, lotion and activator.
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    Do you have soap? If so, mix it with water until it is bubbly. Then, pour it into the glue and add the activator.
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    What happens if I don’t let it sit for 2-3 days?
    Lia
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    If you don’t let it sit for 2-3 days, then the top won’t become hard and it won’t be an iceberg slime! You will just end up with a “fluffy” slime.
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    Is borax bad for slime?
    Grace Wright
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    No, it is not bad. You mix it with water and you have activator; just don't use a lot.
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    Why does it look like clay? In all the iceberg slime videos I've seen when ever they break the top its kind of like a jiggly slime at the bottom.
    Mokimori
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    The slime videos you have seen may use a different recipe. If you want to learn how to make the iceberg slime like you saw in those videos, you can search up "Sandaisy iceberg slime tutorial".
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    Can we leave it for 1 day?
    Ryan Mackay
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    The top layer won't harden much and wouldn't be an iceberg slime, it would just end with "fluffy slime".
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