Glow in the Dark Slime takes slime to a new level and everyone will go crazy over this fun slime. Learn how to make glow in the dark slime for a super cool slime activity with only 3 ingredients!
We have a really cool slime recipe for you and this Glow in the dark slime is sure to be a hit. My kids went crazy over 3 ingredient slime. They thought this was the best thing ever!
Slime is always fun to make and we sure have made a lot. However, this glow in the dark slime really is amazing!
If you plan to have a glow in the dark party, this is a really fun activity or party favor. It is a great activity and simple to do for the whole family.
We have been making slime for a while and also love to make fluffy slime and slime for kids that is calming. If your kids are crazy over slime like mine are, they are going to love this new slime recipe that glows in the dark.
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Why We Love This
It is really so easy, and the key ingredient is this Glow in the Dark Glue. You only need 3 ingredients to make this homemade slime, and it does not include borax. It is not complicated at all.
I love simple activities, and this provides so much fun with easy DIY instructions.
This is going to be a hit with all of the kids! It really is so fun and looks cool.
Glow in the Dark Slime Ingredients
- 1 5 oz container of Glow in the Dark Glue
- ½ tsp of Baking Soda
- 1 Tablespoon Saline Solution (Make sure to use contact solution with boric acid in it. This is very important.)
Step By Step Instructions
Step 1. First, put the glow in the dark glue in a large bowl. Next, stir in the baking soda until well combined.
Step 2. Now, it is time for the contact lens solution. Slowly add in the saline solution to the glue mixture to activate the slime.
Step 3. Once the glue begins to pull away from the bowl and stick to the spoon, remove from the bowl and mix with your hands.
Step 4. Knead with your hands until the slime forms and is a nice consistency. Take into a dark room and watch it glow.
Pro Tips
- If the slime is too sticky, add more saline solution (I would add in ½ tsp intervals) until the slime is the consistency that you prefer.
- We found that the yellow glow in the dark slime worked the best, but everyone enjoyed all the colors.
- You can also add a few tablespoons of glow in the dark paint for another option. This also looks cool under a black light whereas just using food coloring would not glow for a dark slime recipe. Glow powder is another option.
Storage
I like to store the glow-in the dark slime in a mason jar or ziploc bag or zipper bag to keep it fresh. You can use what you prefer.
It should last about 1 week or possibly longer if stored in an airtight container.
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Get started today and let us how it turns out. I love reading comments from everyone!
Glow in the Dark Slime
Materials
- 5 oz container of Glow in the Dark Glue
- 1/2 tsp Baking Soda
- 1 Tablespoon Saline Solution Make sure to use one with boric acid in it. This is very important.
Instructions
- First, put the glow in the dark glue in a large mixing bowl.
- Next, stir in the baking soda until well combined.
- Now it is time for the saline solution. Slowly add in the saline solution to activate the slime.
- Once the glue begins to pull away from the bowl and stick to the spoon, remove from the bowl and mix with your hands. Knead with your hands until the slime forms.
