Anti stress ball: DIY slime 6.7

You will need school glue, baking soda, contact lens solution, food coloring (optional), and balloons.

Mix 1 cup of school glue with 1 tablespoon of baking soda. Add your desired food coloring. Then slowly add contact lens solution, mixing until the slime forms.

It's best to use white school glue or clear glue. Avoid using glue that dries too hard or is not washable.

Stretch the balloon opening and carefully pour in the slime. You may need a funnel to make it easier. Fill until desired size, then tie it off.

Yes, these anti-stress balls are safe for children to use under supervision, but the slime should be kept away from small children or pets who might ingest it.

Absolutely! You can add different colors of food coloring or mix various types of slimes to create unique textures.

The slime can last several weeks if kept sealed in the balloon and away from direct sunlight.

If you notice any leaks, you may want to double-bag it with another balloon or replace the balloon entirely.

Yes, over time, the slime may harden due to air exposure. To revive it, you can try adding a bit of water and kneading it back together.

For cleaning up slime spills, using warm water and soap typically works well. Any dried slime can be removed gently by soaking it in warm water before scrubbing.