There is no need to pay for silly goo when you can make it at home. Some recipes suggest using borax or liquid laundry starch, but you can make goo without them.

"Home Made Simple" host Laila Ali shares how to make homemade silly goo complete with bright, fun colors, creative names for each type of goo, and lots of bright sparkles in the mix.

Kids of all ages love making, and playing with, this easy goop recipe. Moms love that it’s completely safe for even the youngest toddlers! There’s been concern from a lot of moms …

"Home Made Simple" host Laila Ali shares how to make homemade silly goo complete with bright, fun colors, creative names for each type of goo, and lots of bright sparkles in the mix.

Mix white glue, water and food coloring and stir. Add borax and knead thoroughly – approx. 5 min. (Wear rubber gloves to avoid stains from the food coloring.) Hint: Add glitter, small beads or …

If you want colored Silly Goo, add the food coloring at the beginning. If the mixture seems off, try adding more starch (that's what is usually needed if you start with equal amounts).

Jan 6, 2020 · How to make slime, goo, gak, flubber and cool silly putty for kids. These six ways how to make slime include recipes with borax, without borax, cornflour, and even how to make …

Jan 10, 2011 · Goop, better known as Oobleck (named for a slime in Dr. Seuss’ book Bartholomew and the Oobleck ) is a fun material to play with: At one moment it’s a solid, and …

Sep 7, 2011 · Making goo (also known as slime, gak, or flubber) is a simple process. You only need three ingredients, and this recipe results in a weird, stretchy substance that entertains …

Oct 21, 2018 · Do you know a fun-loving kiddo who likes GAK, goo, and slime? This "Franken-slime" goo is so much fun and ties in with science, writing, and reading.