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does anyone happen to know what sort of slime is being used here:

http://www.messyvids.com/play.php?vid=276

thanks in advance

Mz Mess

that would be methycelulose

Which is also known as Natrasol. Can be bought from various online stores and from phantasia leisure on Ebay.
Super slippery

Thanks Guys, that's awesome, might have to have me some fun with that

PleasePieMeMistress wrote:Which is also known as Natrasol. Can be bought from various online stores and from phantasia leisure on Ebay.
Super slippery

no, natrasol is a totally different slime, natrasol doesnt stretch like methycelulose, but i would love to get some methycelulose

shorty2kuk wrote:

PleasePieMeMistress wrote:Which is also known as Natrasol. Can be bought from various online stores and from phantasia leisure on Ebay.
Super slippery

no, natrasol is a totally different slime, natrasol doesnt stretch like methycelulose, but i would love to get some methycelulose

Yup - Natrosol is fun, and is now available in small quantities - it's really just a food thickener in powder form, so you can imagine the slime you'll get simply by adding water and food colouring to it.

Does anyone know where to source methyl-cellulose in similarly reasonable (i.e. non-industrial) quantities? The Japanese seem to love it, and I'm guessing it's at least partially the basis of the 'instant bath water to slime' kits they sell (which work pretty well).

Ah, so methyl-cellulose is multi-purpose....

https://www.dennisthechemist.com/online ... QgodpWCakA

Wow, I wasn't aware there was such a difference between Natrasol and Methylcellulose. I've got some Nat but haven't tried it yet but I've got loads of Methyl but have only ever used small quantities.

Looking around the interweb, I found the following link:

http://www.conservation-by-design.co.uk ... ies22.html

Looks like the right stuff, is non-hazardous (apparantly, and a pre-requisite for us!), and the viscosity is entirely temperature controlled. I've tried to place a small order to see if it'll get through.

please let us know if it is right as id luv to try it

i could supply you with 24 litre kits and the colour

Beatrice wrote:i could supply you with 24 litre kits and the colour

is that natrasol or methylcelulose?

driversoft wrote:Looking around the interweb, I found the following link:

http://www.conservation-by-design.co.uk ... ies22.html

Looks like the right stuff, is non-hazardous (apparantly, and a pre-requisite for us!), and the viscosity is entirely temperature controlled. I've tried to place a small order to see if it'll get through.

Available by the kilo. Which based on previous experience means that's enough for about 50 litres! For less than £20+ P&P

it would be natrasol

Beatrice wrote:i could supply you with 24 litre kits and the colour

Here got any cheap diesel, but not red.