✅ How to Make Slime Without Borax – Fun & Safe DIY Recipes
Looking for a fun kitchen experiment for the kids—or something oddly satisfying for yourself? At Advance Appliance Ltd, we’re known for appliance repairs, but we also love sharing smart home tricks. These safe slime recipes use common household items—no borax required!
🧪 Easy Slime Recipes (No Borax Needed)
| Slime Type | What You’ll Need | Steps |
|---|---|---|
| Laundry Detergent Slime | White school glue + Tide or similar | Mix glue with small amounts of detergent until slime forms |
| Dish Soap Slime | Glue + baking soda + dish soap | Add baking soda to glue, then dish soap slowly while mixing |
| Shampoo Slime | Thick shampoo + salt or flour | Mix together, then chill in fridge 10–15 minutes |
| Laundry Liquid Slime | PVA glue + laundry liquid | Stir slowly until mixture clumps and stretches |
| Tide Slime | Glue + Tide + optional color | Add Tide gradually and knead until stretchy |
| Shaving Cream Fluffy Slime | Glue + shaving cream + contact solution + baking soda | Whip together for fluffy texture—add color if desired |
🎨 Tips for Better Slime
- Add food coloring before mixing activator for even color
- Too sticky? Add more detergent or baking soda
- Too hard? Mix in warm water and knead
- Always store in airtight container to keep fresh
❌ Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Using non-PVA glue – it won’t bond properly
- Adding too much detergent – slime gets rubbery
- Leaving slime out in open air – it will dry out quickly
📍 From the Laundry Room to the Kitchen Table
These slime recipes are kid-approved and parent-friendly. Use items like:
- Tide or Sunlight laundry detergent
- Dawn or Palmolive dish soap
- Head & Shoulders or Pantene shampoo
- Elmer’s or generic white school glue
Reminder: Keep slime away from carpets, vents, and appliances—we’ve seen the aftermath!
