How to Make Slime Less Sticky: Complete Guide

Hey DAPPS Lovers, do you love making slime but hate how sticky it can be? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! In this article, we’ll give you step-by-step instructions on how to make slime less sticky.

Materials and Ingredients

To make your own non-sticky slime, you’ll need to have the following materials and ingredients:

Materials	Ingredients
Mixing bowl	1/2 cup of Elmer’s white glue
Measuring cup	1/4 cup of water
Spoon or spatula	1/2 cup of liquid starch
Food coloring (optional)
Glitter (optional)

Make sure you have all of the materials and ingredients before starting your slime making process.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Here’s how to make non-sticky slime.

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Add the glue into a mixing bowl.

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Add water to the bowl and mix well.

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Add a few drops of food coloring and glitter (if desired).

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Add the liquid starch into the bowl and mix well until all ingredients are combined.

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Knead the slime with your hands until it reaches a non-sticky consistency.

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6.

Store the slime in an airtight container to keep it from getting too sticky.

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Congratulations, you’ve successfully made non-sticky slime!

Strengths and Weaknesses

Like any DIY project, making non-sticky slime has its pros and cons.

Strengths:

1.

Non-sticky slime is less messy to play with.

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It’s easier to clean up after playing with non-sticky slime.

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Non-sticky slime is more durable and can last longer than sticky slime.

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You’ll have more fun playing with non-sticky slime.

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Weaknesses:

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The consistency of non-sticky slime may not be as stretchy as traditional sticky slime.

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It may take a few extra minutes to make non-sticky slime since you’ll need to add more ingredients and mix them.

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Non-sticky slime may not have the same interesting texture as sticky slime.

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Overall, making non-sticky slime has more advantages than disadvantages, and is definitely worth a try!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Why is my slime always so sticky?

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2. What can I do to make my slime less sticky?

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3. Do I have to use liquid starch to make non-sticky slime?

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4. What’s the difference between sticky slime and non-sticky slime?

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5. Can I use other types of glue to make non-sticky slime?

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6. How long will my non-sticky slime last?

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7. Is non-sticky slime safe for children to play with?

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Conclusion

So there you have it, folks – our complete guide on how to make slime less sticky. We hope you found this article informative and helpful, and that you’ll give non-sticky slime a try. Not only is it less messy and easier to clean up, but it’s also more fun to play with. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to leave them down below. Let’s get slimy!

Disclaimer

DAPPS Lovers, please note that making slime can be messy and may require adult supervision. Non-sticky slime is generally safer to play with than sticky slime, but make sure to take appropriate safety precautions, such as washing hands before and after playing with slime. Additionally, if you have a latex allergy, please avoid liquid starch as it may contain traces of latex.

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