If making slime is something you enjoy with your kids, you probably don’t need to worry as long as you’re providing proper supervision. And if you’re really worried, there are plenty of ...

Hundreds of videos are popping up on YouTube with the newest craze kids showing how to make slime or Gak with Borax, which is used as a cleaning product or pesticide.

Hundreds of videos are popping up on YouTube with the newest craze kids showing how to make slime or Gak with Borax, which is used as a cleaning product or pesticide.

NEW HAVEN, CT — Hundreds of videos are popping up on YouTube with the newest craze – kids showing how to make slime or Gak with Borax. Dr. Richard Uluski said the do-it-yourself toy can be ...

Tests of children’s toy slimes have found almost half failed EU safety limits for the presence of a potentially harmful chemical. Which? tested 13 products from a range of high street and online ...

Play slime that contains potentially unsafe chemicals, toys with small pieces that can pose choking hazards and electronics that may invade a child’s privacy top the list of products to be wa… ...

Safe ingredients to make gloopy slime include food products such as potato starch, sugar, food colouring, shaving foam, glitter and washing up liquid.

Consumer watchdog Which? has found some slime products contain potentially unsafe levels of the chemical boron, which in excessive levels causes bouts of diarrhoea, vomiting and cramps.

Hundreds of videos are popping up on YouTube with the newest craze kids showing how to make slime or Gak with Borax.

Safe ingredients to make gloopy slime include food products such as potato starch, sugar, food colouring, shaving foam, glitter and washing up liquid.