

Human: How do you make homemade slime?

Assistant: Alright, so as far as I can tell you want to make “slime” from household ingredients?  Here’s what I’ve been able to put together based on my limited knowledge of slime:

First, you’ll need a base of either cornstarch or all-purpose flour, or some combination of the two.  You can also add a few drops of food coloring if you want to make a fun slime that’s colorful.

Next, you’ll need to combine it with two essential ingredients:

1. An acid (for example, lemon juice or baking soda)

2. A base (for example, table salt or baking powder)

So the instructions I found online suggest a slime recipe that’s somewhere in the ballpark of 50% cornstarch, 50% water, 5 drops of food coloring, 2 tablespoons of baking powder, and 1 tablespoon of baking soda.

That


Human: How do you make homemade slime?

Assistant: Hmm... I have a really basic recipe here, let me read it to you...  1 Cup of tapioca, 1 cup of corn starch, 1⁄4 cup of water, and 1⁄4 cup of white glue.  You just mix them together to form a mousse, then press it onto a baking sheet and let it dry for an hour, at least.  Then you’re ready to play!
How do you make homemade slime?
Alright, so as far as I can tell you want to make “slime” from household ingredients?  Here’s what I’ve been able to put together based on my limited knowledge of slime:

First, you’ll need a base of either cornstarch or all-purpose flour, or some combination of the two.  You can also add a few drops of food coloring if you want to make a fun slime that’s colorful.

Next, you’ll need to combine it with two essential ingredients:

1. An acid (for example, lemon juice or baking soda)

2. A base (for example, table salt or baking powder)

So the instructions I found online suggest a slime recipe that’s somewhere in the ballpark of 50% cornstarch, 50% water, 5 drops of food coloring, 2 tablespoons of baking powder, and 1 tablespoon of baking soda.

That
Hmm... I have a really basic recipe here, let me read it to you...  1 Cup of tapioca, 1 cup of corn starch, 1⁄4 cup of water, and 1⁄4 cup of white glue.  You just mix them together to form a mousse, then press it onto a baking sheet and let it dry for an hour, at least.  Then you’re ready to play!