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Wash your hands before touching slime. Slime leaves a residue on dirty hands.
Handle slime quickly so it doesn't stick to your hands, watch how here!
Make activator before touching your slime, so you're not left waiting with slimy hands!
Keep slime tightly sealed in its jar when not in use to prevent it from drying.
There is no wrong way to play with slime, but there is a way to play with it so it doesn't stick to you.
Dirty or sweaty hands leave sticky residue on slime, and food or debris can cause mold. No one wants that ;(
Think hot potato or pizza dough. Slow pull-backs make slime stick. Quick, light squeezing motions (like a fast stress ball) keep it from clinging to your hands.
Warm hands make slime melt, and sweat leaves sticky residue. If your hands run hot, skip the advanced & intermediate slimes. For this, we recommend only playing with beginner textures!
1. Add 1 tsp borax to EXACTLY 1 cup of warm water.
2. Mix solution until the borax dissolves.
3. Add SMALL AMOUNTS (1 to 1/2 tsp) at a time or LIGHTLY DIP slime in activator.
Simple answer: Activator is a solution used to make slime less sticky.
Complex answer: Activator is a solution made of borax and water used to reactivate sticky slime. The basic recipe of every slime is glue and borax. Without borax, glue would just stay glue and never turn into slime. Over time, EVERY slime starts to become sticky or reverts back into a glue-like state. Activator fixes this!
Only use activator if your slime feels too sticky. How much you add is personal preference!
Too much activator → RUBBERY SLIME
Not enough activator → SLIME WILL REMAIN STICKY
Note: some slimes need less activator because there is a greater add-in to actual slime ratio in them (crunch bombs, bingsu, etc.)
Add activator in small amounts! Knead any lumps out of your slime until it's smooth.
If your slime was in the heat, place it in the fridge to cool down.
If it's still sticky, it may need more activator!
Make sure you use EXACTLY 1 CUP of water & 1 tsp of borax when you make your activator.
Some fallout is normal, especially in crunch bombs and add-in-heavy slimes. It can happen when a slime gets over-inflated, dries out, or has too many add-ins relative to slime. Stretch slowly and avoid ripping to minimize it.
If it's cold out, your slime may be stiff. Let it warm to room temperature or warm it up in your hands.
Still too hard? Add a bit of glue or glycerin.
Remember: slime naturally melts over time!
The best choice is to wait for it to melt. You can leave it under the sun or in a warm place. Adding a little glycerin can speed up the process!
Slime has a limited life span, but can last a long time if you care for it.
1. Play with your slime for a maximum of 10-15 minutes a day to keep it from "dying" too soon.
2. Wash your hands before touching slime and use a clean surface. This reduces debris/bacteria and prevents mold from growing.
3. Keep slime tightly closed in its container when not in use to avoid it drying out.
4. Store in a cool, dry place out of the sun. Heat speeds up the melting process.
5. Reactivate it frequently! It's hard to revive completely melted slime.
If a slime is well loved, it may have reached the end of it's life :(
Dead slime symptoms:
It's completely normal for all slimes to eventually dry out because slime is made with glue, and glue will dry out when exposed to air.
Make sure you only play with slime for 10-15 minutes a day and take good care of it (wash your hands & play on clean surfaces) to make it last longer!
Slime can last from a few weeks to a few months, depending on how often you play with it and how well you take care of it. This is normal for all slimes as slime is made with glue, which dries out when exposed to air.
Crunchy slimes or slimes with clay may "die" faster than other types due to their ingredients.
We suggest washing your hands and playing with your slime for only 10-15 minutes a day to help maintain its longevity.
It's normal for slime to shrink over time as it loses moisture, especially depending on how often you play with it.
Certain ingredients like clay and instant snow can make some slimes shrink or deflate faster than others.
Clear slime may appear foggy due to trapped air bubbles or from the oils, moisture, and skin cells on your hands.
Air bubbles will eventually rise to the surface if the slime is left untouched. However, cloudiness caused by normal use is permanent and completely normal.
Slime scents naturally fade over time. Factors such as age, temperature, storage conditions, and exposure to air can all affect how a slime smells.
This is completely normal and does not affect the safety or playability of your slime.
To help preserve the scent, keep your slime sealed when not in use and store it in a cool, dry place.
Slime levels refer to how tacky and holdable a slime is.
Playing with slime without it sticking to you can be tricky, and takes practice. That's why we label slimes and suggest first-time buyers go for beginner slimes!
You can still buy an advanced slime, but you might have a tough time if you're not familiar with handling it. It could feel extra sticky, start melting, or get stuck to things.
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If you have any further questions, feel free to contact us at help@ogslimes.com.
