How to make slime?

hi Megan.
not sure if this is off any help to you.
Add the baking soda: Add the baking soda to the glue mixture and stir until smooth. Add the contact lens solution: Pour in 2 tablespoons of the contact lens solution and stir slowly. The mixture should begin to harden, becoming stringy. Mix until a ball forms: Continue mixing slowly until a ball of slime forms.
or try this link.
https://www.thekitchn.com/how-to-make-3-ingredient-slime-without-borax-245904

How do you make slime with flour and water?

1. Step 1: Getting Things Together. You will need: A cup of cold water A big spoon Lots of flour Food colouring of any color.
2. Step 2: Putting Things In. Once you've put the flour in pour about 1/4 of the water in then stir. ...
3. Step 3: Entering the Food Colouring. ...
4. Step 4: Going Stiff. ...
5. Step 5: Nearly the End.

or this link.
How do you make slime with 3 or less ingredients Google Search

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video

https://www.youtube.com/user/ScientificExplorer

website

http://www.alexbrands.com/product/science-learning/sci-fi-slime/

and finally, the instructions

Instructions AlexBrands com

The water heater needs to be replaced. The rust-colored slime indicates that the water heater has a leak.

Here is a link on 5 ways to do it. Make Slime Without Borax 5 Easy Recipes for Gooey Homemade Ooze

Cleaning the rubber door gasket will not get rid of the slime issue. The slime comes from buildup on the outside of the washer drum. There are two causes for this. First, if you always close the washer door after use, then the moisture inside the drum cannot dissipate and the slime can form. Also, using the wrong type of detergent (or an excessive amount of the correct detergent) can cause the slime. There are front load washer cleaning products that you can purchase and run to clean the slime from the outside of the drum.

The slime is a function of the water that you are feeding the device. Machine has nada to do with it. Unless you clean up your water supply you will continue to have this problemo.

Go to support on the manufacturers website. Enter your model # and download an owners manual. murf427

I am pretty sure on the slime I use that it says I had to ride the bike immediatley after I put it in for about 5 miles, this was to throw the slime to the outer edge, also have you tried with the valve at the top of the wheel when pumping?

Please let me know if this doesnt help, if it does however can you rate my answer.

I don't even know if this is possible on your machine but see if you can get bleach into your water intake port, if the green slime still shows up you may need to contact your board of health because it sounds as if the problem is your incoming water and you may need to have your water company clean their pipes or even replace them, did you perchance loose water pressure before the slime became a problem?

Use a shop vac( wet/dry vaccum) and as you clean the coils use the vaccum to remove the slime and debris. This slime is caused by particles in the air that has been drawn into the coil during a/c usage. To prevent this slime from continuing to build up you can use a tablespoon of bleach and pour it into the drainage pan this will kill all the algae producing bacteria and will keep your a/c condensate drain in tip top shape. Hope this helps Good Luck

Dave