Q&A for How to Make Laundry Detergent Slime

You can use Dynamo or Tide -- or test out other brands.

You can use liquid or powder. If you use powder, you have to mix it with liquid.

Yes, but keep in mind you can't make clear slime using laundry detergent.

You can use less glue, but that will result in less slime.

Yes, it has to be PVA glue. If it's not, the slime will not clump together.

Yes, wood glue will work, I've used it before.

Yes.

Yes, it can help relive stress when you play around the it.

To make your slime non-sticky, you can add in more laundry detergent. Add a little bit at a time until you feel it is good enough.

Yes but you have to put it in the freezer for 2-3 hours for a good result.

Yes, just put it in the middle and fold the sides in.

You can use it as long as it has P.V.A. in it.

Of course! You only need to add food coloring if you want your slime in a different color.

Yes, Gain detergent will work well in making slime. Any detergent containing sodium borate will work well.

Read the instructions carefully and try again, or ask a friend who knows how to make slime to help you.

You can use shaving cream, but the only tutorial I have seen for that is if you add contact solution.

Use the same amount of laundry detergent as glue; the more detergent, the more firm the slime gets, and it won't be as stretchy.

You probably added too much laundry detergent or glue. Try again for better results!

You can pour the glue in a container and slowly add the liquid laundry detergent you have. Keep in mind that only some brands work. The brand that works for sure is Tide.

You should mix the glitter into the glue before turning the glue into the slime. It is easier to mix this way and the glue will hold the glitter inside of the slime when the slime is made.

Yes, that will work well.

Yes, you mix clear PVA or white PVA glue and any type of activator like borax or laundry detergent to make slime.

It needs to be liquid detergent that contains the ingredient PVA (Polyvinyl Alcohol).

The slime is less likely to stick to wood compared to other materials, but if you don't have a wooden spoon, you could use any kind of utensil for mixing.

Tide works very well and is most popular for making slime. You can also use Bounty.

No, the detergent might give it a little bit of color. But if you want definite color, you'll want to add some food coloring.

It will only only stick if you do not mix it well.

No, you can't use Mod Podge to make slime. It's not glue and doesn't have the elements that make glue react with certain things to make slime.

No. Flour will make your slime smell horrible. Cornstarch makes your slime thicker.

Yes, you can.