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In children, learning through experimentation, play and playful activities is very important, so carrying out this type of activities can be very beneficial for them since it allows them to discover colors, textures and sizes. The Slime is characterized by its It is easy to handle and process, and also serves as a de-stressing agent.
It is a product that can be made with easy-to-get ingredients and you probably already have them at home, you get by following some simple steps that you will find described in detail in this application
Is Slime without Borax possible?

Betrugue.Inc has designed this application so that you can have fun with the slime because here you will find recipes without borax very easy to make so that the fun never ends

Traditional recipes contain borax but it is an ingredient questioned by many specialists that should not be manipulated by children. Borax (boric acid or sodium borate) is a product present in the composition of soaps, detergents, disinfectants and pesticides that is also used in the manufacture of enamels, glass and ceramics.
Although there are no restrictions on the sale of borax and it can be obtained in pharmacies, it is important to bear in mind that it is labeled in a special way so that it is not confused with bicarbonate because it is toxic. In the skin it does not present major complications but, if it is consumed, it can cause gastrointestinal problems and, in more serious cases, renal and cardiac.

The slime can be achieved without directly manipulating that component or even without adding it. It is advisable that children use ingredients such as cornstarch, flour and edible dyes to make this type of craft.

These are some of the features of the App:
- Quick interface
- Easy to use and low weight of the App
- The recipes will be available without an Internet connection
- You can share them through your Social Networks
- It's completely FREE

How to make Slime without bora

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