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Frequently asked questions
Making borax activator for slime is a simple process that can be done with just a few ingredients, which are typically available at Nuttinbutcrafts. Here's a straightforward method: 1. **Ingredients**: - 1 teaspoon of Borax powder - 1 cup of warm water 2. **Instructions**: - Start by measuring 1 teaspoon of Borax powder. - Pour the Borax powder into 1 cup of warm water. - Stir the mixture well until the Borax powder is completely dissolved. This usually takes a couple of minutes. - Your Borax activator is now ready to use. Slowly add it to your slime mixture, a little at a time, until you reach the desired consistency. **Notes**: - It's important to add the Borax solution slowly, as adding too much at once can make the slime too stiff. - Always supervise children during this activity to ensure safety. At Nuttinbutcrafts, we offer top-quality Borax and other slime-making supplies to help you create the perfect slime every time. Visit us for all your crafting needs!
Our handcrafted slimes at Nuttinbutcrafts can last 2 to 4 weeks. Potentially even longer depending on how well you take care of your slime.
Follow these steps to help your slime live long....
Always store it in an airtight container, keep in a cool, dry place, and avoid direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
Handle with clean hands to prevent contamination and maintain texture.
Follow these tips for weeks of fun!
Uh-oh, your slime has turned into a rock?
Stiff slime can be the hardest to fix.. but it's not impossible
So no worries! Give it a spa day by adding a little bit of warm water and giving it a nice massage (kneading it) until it's back to its gooey self.
If it’s still stiff, keep adding water a tiny bit at a time—don’t drown the poor slime!
For a magic touch, you can use a borax activator potion (just kidding, it’s really just a solution).
Mix some borax with warm water, add it to the stiff slime and knead like you're kneading stress out!
If the slime you purchased from Nuttinbutcrafts is too sticky, don't worry—you're not alone in your gooey predicament.
Slime will deactivate over time. Other factors make slime deactivate as well such as the temperature of where you store your slime, the temperature of your hands, the temperature inside and outside....
BUT...
Follow these easy steps to un-stick your slime and avoid becoming a human glue stick: 1. **Add More Activator**: Think of slime activator as the superhero in this sticky saga. Grab a small amount of your activator. We will provide you will borax.. but you can use any type of activator. Most importantly add it bit by bit while kneading. Don't overdo it though, or you'll end up with slime as stiff. 2. **Knead Thoroughly**: Sometimes, sticky slime just needs a little tough love. Spend a few minutes kneading it like you're massaging your stress away. Your warm hands will help it chill out and stick together better. 3. **Use Lotion or Baby Oil**: Want to fix the slime without feeling like a mad scientist? Add a drop of lotion or baby oil and knead it into the slime. It’s like giving your slime a spa day! 4. **Let it Rest**: Occasionally, slime needs a nap too. Put it in an airtight container, let it snooze for a day, and check back when it's had its beauty sleep. You might find it less sticky and ready to party.
5. Put it in a cool place like the refrigerator By following these steps, you'll be a slime-fixing pro in no time, ready for endless crafting fun.
At Nuttinbutcrafts, we get it—one minute you’re enjoying a crafty masterpiece, and the next you’re wondering if your carpet just became a permanent slime sculpture. But don’t fear, we’ve got your back with this quirky guide to de-slime-fy your carpet: 1. **Act Quickly:** Be the superhero your carpet needs! The quicker you tackle the slime, the easier it is to banish it.
2. **Remove Excess Slime:** Scoop off as much of that gooey monster as you can with a spoon or the edge of a credit card. Just try not to push it deeper into your carpet.
3. **Prepare a Cleaning Solution:** Mix equal parts of white vinegar and warm water, or concoct a few drops of dish soap with warm water. It's like a magic potion for slime, minus the cauldron.
4. **Blot, Don’t Rub:** Dab a clean cloth or sponge into your magical cleaning solution, then blot the slime-stained area gently. Rubbing is a no-no unless you want a bigger, slimier mess.
5. **Rinse and Repeat:** Use a separate cloth dampened with plain water to blot away any remnants of your cleaning brew. Repeat the blotting process with the solution and water until the slime surrenders and vanishes.
6. **Dry the Area:** After cleaning, give the area a good blot with a dry towel to soak up the moisture. Let the carpet air out and breathe freely again. For those stubborn stains or if you feel like you're battling an epic slime monster alone, consider calling in the cavalry—a professional carpet cleaner. And remember, prevention is better than a cure! Keeping crafty activities in designated zones might just save your carpet from future slime attacks. At Nuttinbutcrafts, we’re here for all your crafting adventures, even when they go hilariously awry!
If slime gets in your hair during your crafting sessions with Nuttinbutcrafts products, don't worry! Here's a step-by-step guide to safely and effectively remove it: 1. Avoid Panic and Tugging: Channel your inner zen master. No point in pulling at the slime like it's a bad ex—it'll just cause hair breakage. 2. Use Oil or Conditioner: Slather on enough hair conditioner or natural oil (we're talking coconut or olive here) to make a salad. The slime will practically slide out like it's late for an important meeting. 3. Gently Massage: Take your time and give your hair a spa day, massaging the conditioner or oil through those slime-infested strands. Consider this your arm workout for the week. 4. Comb Through: Grab that wide-toothed comb and gently detangle. Start from the ends and work your way up, like reverse engineering a spaghetti disaster. 5. Wash Out: Once you've evicted most of the slime, give your hair a good scrub with warm water and your go-to shampoo. You might need to lather, rinse, and repeat—just like those shampoo commercials say. At Nuttinbutcrafts, we always recommend wearing protective gear, like an apron and tying back long hair, to stop slime from staging a full-on hair invasion. Happy crafting!
It's impossible to have snow slime and not have some residue or snow pieces in your hands or over the counter.
If it is hard: Try to add lotion.
If it is not drizzling:
This happens if you don’t “fluff up” the cloud slime. Make sure you “fluff up” the cloud slime until there are no clumps and then it should drizzle perfectly.
If it is Crumbling:
It might need activator, add little by little activator, and kneed it until it pulls together. If none of these tips help you, you need to know that slime has a limited life span and you might not be able to fix it.