How To Make Silly Putty Without Borax?

Answer 1

You need:

glue

laundry detergent (liquid)

bowl (or something to mix in)

spoon (or something to mix with)

food coloring (optional)

Here's what you do:

Put some glue into your bowl (the amount doesn't matter; you can put in however much you want) and add the food coloring in.

Stir.

Pour some detergent into the cap and SLOWLY add it while stirring the mixture.

Put in more or less detergent to get it to the consistency that you want it.

ENJOY!

Tips:

Put in more detergent if your mixture is too runny. Put in more glue if your mixture is too hard to stir.

IMPORTANT:

Store in a ziploc baggie to keep plyable and soft. You don't want it drying out!:)

Answer 2

To make silly putty without borax, you can mix equal parts of white school glue and liquid starch in a bowl. Stir the mixture until it starts to come together and then knead it with your hands until it reaches a putty-like consistency. You can add food coloring for color or glitter for extra fun. This alternative recipe is safe and fun for kids to play with.

Answer 3

We've made a form of silly putty many times at our house with two items. Glue and liquid starch. (and we often add food coloring). it takes some experimenting on the right amount, and lots of water to clean up the residue. We put a few teaspoons of each on a one to one ratio in a plastic bag, knead it over and over and rinse it off in water. Sometimes you'll have to add more glue, sometimes more starch. I know there's other ways involving borax, but we've only tried this. the kids love to make this goop; just dont let it get in the carpet! keep trying until you get it to the right consistency.

Answer 4

You can make silly putty without borax by mixing equal parts of liquid glue and liquid starch in a bowl. Stir until well combined and knead the mixture with your hands until it reaches a putty-like consistency. You can add food coloring to create colored silly putty.

Answer 5

You can make Silly Putty without Borax by using a substitution. Instead of using Borax in the quantity that the recipe calls for, use Epsom salts instead.

Answer 6

with washing detergent