Pumpkin Waffle Sandwhich Cloud Creme DIY Slime

All slimes come with the following:

• Activator
• Slime care QR code
• Sweet treats, and a slime sample cost extra - see our Extras Baggie, and Slime Care Kit selections

You've received your slime! Now what?

Use the following steps to prep your slime before play:

• Step 1 Remove your slime from the shipping box.
• Step 2Wash, dry, and moisturize your hands if needed. Use scent-free lotion for handling opage slimes but use a clarified oil for handling clear slimes.
• Step 3 Rub your hands with the provided slime reactivator and pat your hands dry.
• Step 4 Open the slimes and use a one finger fast poke test to see if it needs to be reactivated. Use one drop of slime activator at a time and mix thoroughly each time.
TIP If the slime is warm, place it in a cool place to firm up before reactivating the slime. If it is cold or frozen, let it warm up in a warm location. Do not place near fire or directly in the sun. Gently mix your slime to avoid tiny air bubbles.
• Step 5 Let your slime rest and reach room temperature so that it can level out and release any air bubbles. This may take 24 hours or more to fully clear the slime of air bubbles.
• Step 6 Begin playing with your slime using clean moiusturized hands and play according to the slime type. Some beaded slimes require slower play style, and other require vigorous inflation, like a snow based slime, to fully enjoy the slime. Please see each slime description to know what play style suits each slime type.

TIP Slime melts over time, and faster in the heat, so regularly activate your slime when sticky.

What do you use if you run out of activator from your purchase? Make a solution of 1 tsp baking soda and 1 cup warm water, or 1 tsp borax powder and 1 cup warm water to re-activate your slime.

Send a message using our chat bubble if you have any questions about slime care.

• PVA glue (poly vinyl alcohol)
• Fragrance or essential oils
• Dyes or Mica powder
• Non-toxic products like lotion, mineral oil, glycerin, acrylic paints, craft paper, and polymer clays
• Natural materials that may contain laytex or abrasive minerals
• Activators that create the borate ion

Make sure to research the slime's texture and scent first before purchasing.

Read the details section and watch our videos for more details on their textures.