I know the wrath that can come upon a person that had no intention of causing such an uproar. I myself have witnessed the uproar over a post containing glowsticks. Surely, I was lost watching 8 million episodes of Dora the Explorer, or living under a rock. I had a slight panic attack thinking, what have I done?! I used Borax! I must have missed the whole Borax hype. Well, ladies and gentlemen, my recipe uses Borax. This time, however, it was NO BORAX, BORAX FREE, WITHOUT BORAX!. It’s funny, because the last time I looked up “slime with kids”, I saw – with borax under the search tab.
Out of curiosity, I went on Pinterest to look at some other slime recipes. When you are ready to see it glow, head somewhere dark and have fun stretching and molding it!.It should be thickening up and forming a slime consistency like the picture above.Slowly, while mixing, pour the borax mixture into the glue mixture and stir well.Mix the borax (or starch) with the remaining hot water.Pour the glue into the container, and mix in the hot water.In another bowl, mix 1/3 cup of hot water with 2 tsp.The clear glue did allow the color of the glow paint to shine through, so our vote is for clear of clear glue – you can use white if that’s what you have. We used colder water and we failed on that try 1 cup of hot water – like, say…hot enough to dissolve salt or similar substance – this is key.
I grabbed some old plastic containers to use that I didn’t mind throwing out if they got ruined Here’s what you’ll need for this Extremely Fun Glow in the dark Slime: This slime is a little bit like a stress ball. After playing with slime which I think is a lot like putty, I’d have to agree with the stress reliever bit. She says it’s a good stress reliever for them. That group always seems to have a new theme to obsess over. Their teacher doesn’t even mind putty on their desks. My daughter’s fourth grade class has a slight obsession with putty this year. Today, I’ll share the Glow in the Dark Slime Recipe, and give you some slime making tips from our experiences. We love them both, and I can’t wait to share them with you. We made some clear slime with gel water beads mixed in, and Glow in the Dark Slime. Since, we were already getting messy with glue, we did a couple of slime variations. I know…That was forever ago! My kids are amazingly patient with me.
GLOW IN THE DARK BALLOONS SLIME MOVIE
We’ve been wanting to make slime ever since the last Ghost Busters Movie came out. Last weekend the kids and I finally had some fun experimenting with slime recipes.
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