Question 1

Important Slime Tips

Accepted Answer

Clean Hands, Happy Slime: Before diving into your slime,
make sure your hands are clean and free from any dirt or oils. This helps
maintain the cleanliness and longevity of your slime.
Avoid Rough Surfaces: Slime loves smooth surfaces! Keep it
away from rough or textured areas that can cause it to pick up debris or lint. opt
for a clean play area or a designated slime mat for an optimal slime
experience.
Store in airtight containers: After playtime, store your
slime in an airtight container or resealable bag. This prevents air exposure
and keeps your slime fresh, stretchy, and free from drying out.
Avoid Extreme Temperatures: Slime is sensitive to
temperature changes. Keep it away from extreme heat or cold to maintain its
consistency. Avoid leaving slime in direct sunlight or near heaters.
Be Mindful of Fabrics: Keep slime away from fabrics,
carpets, or furniture to prevent any potential stains or stickiness. If
accidental spills occur, clean them promptly following appropriate methods for
the specific fabric.
Supervise Young Slime Enthusiasts: For younger slime
enthusiasts, adult supervision is recommended during playtime. This ensures
safe handling and helps prevent any potential misuse or ingestion.
Avoid Mixing Different Slimes: Mixing different types of
slime can alter their textures and colors. It's best to enjoy each slime
separately to maintain their unique qualities.
If you have any additional questions or need further
assistance, feel free to reach out to us at support@dopeslimes.com.

Question 2

Hard or Stiff Slime

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Unopened, Dope Slimes products will
last over a year. Once opened, you can enjoy more than a couple hours of active
play time before you want to rehydrate your slime. To rehydrate, add water and
a touch of lotion into the slime, mix and let it sit in the sealed container
overnight. When not in use, slime should be stored in its container with the
lid tightly sealed and stored in a cool place. Slime
can become easily dehydrated when; not properly sealed between play or slime is
played with before washing your hands. Also, slime will naturally de-hydrate
over time. To rejuvenate and re-hydrate your slime follow the below:

Knead in a tiny bit of lotion and
     a tiny bit of warm water.
 Once lotion and water are added
     seal the slime and let it sit overnight.

Also, Slime can become stiff over time
if it is overactivated (put too much activator into the slime). You can easily
de-activate the slime by letting the slime sit in sunlight (with lid closed)
for a period of time. The amount of time required depends on how much the slime
was over-activated, so check the slime every few hours.

Question 3

Sticky/Melted Slime

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Is your slime feeling sticky or melted? No worries! We've
got a simple solution to bring it back to its ideal texture. Follow these easy
steps to fix sticky or melted slime:
You will need:
Slime Activator (borax, saline solution, or contact lens
solution)
Instructions
For Sticky Slime:Add Activator Gradually: Begin by adding a small amount of
slime activator (borax, saline solution, or contact lens solution) to the
sticky slime.
Knead and Activate: Knead the slime thoroughly, allowing the
activator to work its magic. Gradually add more activator as needed until the
stickiness reduces and the slime becomes smoother.
For Melted Slime:
Cool and Firm: If your slime has melted due to heat or
warmth, allow it to cool down and firm up a bit before proceeding.
Add Activator Gradually: Start by adding a small amount of
slime activator to the melted slime.
Knead and Activate: Knead the slime thoroughly to incorporate
the activator. Add more activator as needed until the slime reaches the desired
consistency.
Test and Adjust:
For both sticky and melted slime, test a small portion of
the slime first. This way, you can adjust the amount of activator as needed
before treating the entire batch.
Avoid Over-activation:
Be careful not to over-activate your slime, as it can make
it too stiff or rubbery. It's easier to add more activator if necessary, but
difficult to reverse over-activation.
Enjoy the Transformation:
Once your slime is fixed and no longer sticky or melted,
it's ready for some enchanting playtime! Stretch it, shape it, and let your
creativity flow.
Remember, every slime batch can be unique, so don't be
discouraged if it takes a little experimentation to achieve the perfect
consistency. With a little love and activator, your sticky or melted slime will
be back to its delightful self in no time!

Question 4

How to Make Activator

Accepted Answer

Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lKcgEbc1bg

Making your own slime activator solution is easy and ensures
you have the perfect consistency for your slime creations. Follow these simple
steps to create your homemade slime activator:You will need:
Warm Water and Borax Powder (available in most grocery or hardware stores)
Instructions:
Measure the Ingredients:
For a standard slime activator solution, you'll need 1 cup
(240 ml) of warm water.
Add 1 teaspoon (about 5 grams) of borax powder to the warm
water.
Dissolve the Borax:
Stir the mixture thoroughly until the borax powder is
completely dissolved in the warm water.
The solution may look cloudy initially, but keep stirring
until it becomes more clear.
Let it Cool:
Allow the borax solution to cool down to room temperature
before using it as a slime activator.
Ready to Use:
Your homemade slime activator solution is now ready to use!
You can store any excess solution in a sealed container for future slime-making
adventures.
Tips:
If you prefer a less concentrated activator, you can adjust
the amount of borax. For example, using 1/2 teaspoon of borax in 1 cup of warm
water will create a milder activator solution.
Always use warm water to help the borax dissolve more easily.
Adult supervision is recommended when making and using the
activator solution, especially for younger slime enthusiasts.
Important Note:
Borax can cause skin irritation in some individuals, so it's
crucial to handle it with care. Avoid direct contact with the skin and keep the
solution away from the eyes and mouth.
While borax is generally safe when used in slime-making in
small quantities, it's essential to practice good safety measures and not
ingest the solution.
Now that you have your homemade slime activator solution
ready, you're all set to create mesmerizing slimes of various textures and
consistencies! Happy slime-making!

Question 5

Slime Deflation

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How to Fix Slime Deflation — GuideSlime, the squishy and satisfying toy that has captivated both children and adults alike, is a simple concoction of glue and water. Its high moisture content, which is responsible for its unique texture and stretchability, also makes it susceptible to deflation over time, especially with extended play.Understanding Slime Deflation:Slime is primarily made from glue and water, ingredients that give it its stretchy and malleable properties. However, these same properties also mean that slime can lose its volume and elasticity over time. This is especially true for clay-based slimes (memoryDOUGH, butter, ice-cream textures), which may deflate more significantly due to the nature of clay.The moisture in the slime evaporates, and the clay compounds may compact, leading to a decrease in size and a change in texture.Preventing Slime Deflation:The key to extending the life of your slime lies in proper handling and storage. We recommend playing with our slimes out of the jar for 15-30 minutes at a time. This ideal playtime helps maintain the slime's moisture level and longevity. After play, ensure the slime is tightly sealed in its jar. Exposure to air accelerates the evaporation process, so airtight storage is crucial for keeping your slime in tip-top shape.Fixing Deflated Slime:If you notice your slime starting to deflate, don't worry—there are several ways to breathe new life into it:- Adding Moisture: A small amount of water or lotion can help rejuvenate the slime by reintroducing moisture. Be careful to add these ingredients gradually, mixing thoroughly after each addition, until the desired consistency is achieved.- Restoring Elasticity: To bring your slime back to its original size and texture, adding small amounts of school liquid glue and an activator (borax solution) can be effective. This method does come with a caveat; it may alter the texture of your slime, so proceed with caution.Knowing When to Let Go: If your slime has deflated to about half its original size and lacks stretchability, it may be time to retire it. While it can be hard to say goodbye, this is an opportunity to explore our latest slime products, perhaps in colors or textures you haven't tried before.

Question 6

Sodium Tetraborate Free Slime- Slime Care & Tips

Accepted Answer

Borax-free slime offers a safe and
enjoyable sensory experience. To ensure your slime stays in perfect condition,
follow these care instructions:
Clean Hands, Happy Slime: Before
playing with borax-free slime, make sure to wash your hands thoroughly. This
helps maintain the cleanliness of your slime and prevents any dirt or oils from
affecting its texture.
Play on Smooth Surfaces: Stick to
smooth surfaces when playing with your slime. Avoid rough or textured areas
that may cause the slime to pick up debris or lint.
Store in airtight containers:
After playtime, store your borax-free slime in an airtight container or
resealable bag. This prevents air exposure and helps keep your slime fresh,
stretchy, and ready for future play.
Avoid Extreme Temperatures:
Borax-free slimes can be sensitive to temperature changes. Keep them away from
extreme heat or cold to maintain their consistency. Avoid leaving slimes in
direct sunlight or near heaters.
Reviving Dry Slime: If your slime
feels dry or less stretchy, add a few drops of water or a small amount of slime
activator (if recommended by the manufacturer). Knead until the slime becomes
soft and pliable again.
Gentle Playtime: Treat your
borax-free slime with care during play. Avoid stretching it too forcefully or
pulling it apart aggressively to maintain its original texture.
Adult Supervision: For young slime
enthusiasts, adult supervision is recommended to ensure safe handling and
prevent misuse or ingestion.
Avoid Mixing Slimes: Refrain from
mixing different types of slimes unless explicitly recommended by the
manufacturer. Some slimes may have different compositions and mixing them can
alter their textures.
Explore and Experiment: Embrace
the endless possibilities of borax-free slimes. Get creative with colors,
scents, and textures, and enjoy the magic of sensory play!
Quality Matters: Invest in
high-quality borax-free slimes from trusted sources. This ensures that you're
using safe and well-made products for the best experience.

Question 7

Pre-Made Activator Bottles

Accepted Answer

The pre-made activator bottle makes activating your slime
that much easier! We have already mixed up the solution for you, all you need
to do is spray! Take your custom Dope Slimes spray bottle and start with 1-2
sprays. Knead the activator into the slime and add more slowly until desired texture.
Keep in mind the stickier the slime, the more activator may
be required.To refill our slime activator sprays, mix the included borax powder with 1 Cup (235ml) with one cup of water and mix until dissolved. Pour this solution into the spray bottle & you're back to new! See tutorial here:

Question 8

Ingredients

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At Dope Slimes LLC, we are dedicated to providing you with
high-quality and fun slime products. We want you to have complete transparency
about the ingredients we use in our slimes, ensuring you can make informed
choices and enjoy our products with confidence.
Our slime creations typically consist of a few basic
ingredients, including:
Glue: We use non-toxic, washable, school glue as the base of
our slimes. This glue is safe for all age groups and is a common ingredient in
homemade slime recipes.
Borax or Boron Solution: We may use borax or boron solution
in certain slime varieties to create the desired texture and consistency.
Please note that while borax is safe in small quantities, we
recommend parental supervision during slime play, especially for young
children. DO NOT EAT SLIME!Water: Water is added as needed during the slime-making
process to achieve the right consistency.
Colorants: We use non-toxic and skin-safe colorants, such as
food coloring or cosmetic-grade pigments, to add vibrant and exciting colors to
our slimes.
Scented Oils: Some of our slimes may include scented oils,
such as essential oils or fragrance oils, to create delightful aromas. All our fragrance oils are 100% skin safe and tested.Add-ins: We may include various add-ins like instant snow, clay, plastic or foam beads,
glitter, fimo slices, charms, and other fun elements to enhance the sensory experience and
customize our slimes. All our ingredients pass strict lab testing for 100% safety.VEGAN - GLUTEN-FREE - NUT-FREE - CRUELTY-FREE
Our slime recipes have been carefully crafted to ensure a
safe and enjoyable playtime. However, we recommend that you if you have any allergies or concerns about the ingredients,
please feel free to contact us at support@dopeslimes.com. We're here to assist
you and provide any additional information you may need.

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