Making slime is fun. Borax free is safer!
Many millennials might be familiar with the term ‘slime’ from Nickelodeon, being introduced to the green slime of the decade. Recently, the wonderful gooey craze has returned, being the ultimate chase for both children and adults alike. Google search have shown a spike increase in the search for slime, creating a whirlwind of slime creators alike. However, the problem with slim recipes currently available is the usage of sodium borate, also known as Borax.
Borax is used in range of household items, including insecticide, toothpaste and certain stain removers. The chemical when exposed to skin, may cause irritation and inflammation to some. According to the Guardian, cases of increased slime making
Many millennials might be familiar with the term ‘slime’ from Nickelodeon, being introduced to the green slime of the decade. Recently, the wonderful gooey craze has returned, being the ultimate chase for both children and adults alike. Google search have shown a spike increase in the search for slime, creating a whirlwind of slime creators alike. However, the problem with slim recipes currently available is the usage of sodium borate, also known as Borax.
Borax is used in range of household items, including insecticide, toothpaste and certain stain removers. The chemical when exposed to skin, may cause irritation and inflammation to some. According to the Guardian, cases of increased slime making