How to Make Transparent Slime

Clear slimes (sometimes referred to as “liquid glass slimes”) are an innovation in the slime world – as you can see through them, they are ideal for play or decorative use. ! If you want to create slimes that are completely different from the familiar ones, transparent slimes are an interesting alternative to the ones made from milk glue.

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Ingredient

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1/2 cup (120ml) clear glue
1 cup (240ml) hot water, add 2 tablespoons (30ml) water (at room temperature)
1/2 teaspoon (2.5ml) of borax

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100ml clear glue
200ml hot water, add 60ml room temperature water
30ml saline solution
6g baking salt

Make transparent slime with solder

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Dilute the solder solution. Take a small bowl, stir the borax into the hot water until dissolved and the water becomes transparent. Set the solution aside.

Add clear glue to another bowl.

Stir a tablespoon of water into the glue mixture.

Add about 3 teaspoons of solder solution to the glue. Stir the mixture well; Your slime will start to clump and stick to the stirrer.

Add soldering solution if needed. Add only one teaspoon at a time – adding too much will make the slime hard.

Start kneading the slime by hand. If the slime is too sticky, add more solder; If the slime is too hard, add more glue.

Play with transparent slimes! Store slimes in a plastic bag or sealed container when finished playing.

The longer the slime is stored, the more transparent it becomes.

Make transparent slime without solder

Stir in hot water and baking soda. Place baking soda and hot water in a bowl and stir until completely dissolved. Set the baking soda mixture aside to cool.

Pour clear glue into another bowl.

Add room temperature water to the bowl.

Add the brine solution.

Stir the ingredients. After stirring, the mixture is still liquid but thickened.

Pour the glue mixture into the baking soda mixture. Make sure the water has cooled down – since you’ll be putting your hands in the mixture, don’t burn yourself.

Carefully stir the baking soda mixture by hand. If you don’t want to get your hands wet, you can use a slime stirrer.

Strain the baking soda mixture into another bowl. You can reuse the bowl with the glue mixture to hold the baking soda mixture, if desired.

Play with transparent slimes! Remove the slime from the bowl and stretch, knead and squeeze. Store slimes in a plastic bag or sealed container when finished playing.

Advice

If you want to get creative, try adding something to the slime like small toys, glitter or beads.
After playing with the slime for a while, you will see the slime bubble. This is normal although it will slightly affect the transparency of the slime.
Let the slime sit for about 2 or 3 days until the bubbles are gone. If the slime is still opaque, wait a few more days. Make sure the slime is placed in an airtight container.
Do not play slime continuously for a long time (45-60 minutes) or the slime will dry out and harden.

Warning

Don’t add too much molasses in the first method to avoid making the slime hard.

Things you need

Bowl
Stirrer or spoon
Several bowls (to hold the borax or baking soda separately)

Ingredient

Transparent slime with solder [1] X Research Source

Transparent slime without solder [2] X Research Source

Steps