Saucy Yuck Slime

Description

Saucy Yuck Slime is a gelatin like slime that is simple to make and requires no refrigeration. No recipe is needed—just add water! The more water you add the looser it gets, making it perfect for different textures and games. All Yuck Slime products are non toxic and eco friendly. Kids love slime, and this is the slimiest! Easily make large quantities for groups, parties, or events.

How much Yuck Slime do you need?

• Available in 3 oz., 1 pound, 5 pounds, 25 pounds, and 50 pounds.
• 1 pound makes approximately 25 to 30 gallons of Saucy Yuck (not water!).*
• Contact us if you need help figuring out quantities.

*Exact yield may vary depending on the mineral and chlorine content in your local water. The purer the water, the better the hydration.

Favorite Uses

• Slip N Slide fun
• Obstacle courses
• Shot through a Stream Machine
• Tug of War

Games and instruction booklet included with your order. Create your own too!

*MSDS (Manufacturer Safety Data Sheet) available upon request.

FAQ

Making Yuck?

Start with a container, add some water, then a little Saucy Yuck Slime. Stir until it starts to form. Continue adding slime and water until you reach the desired consistency. You can always add more water to thin it, but you cannot take water away.

How do I clean up Yuck?

Shovel or sweep most of it up. A ShopVac works well for the rest. Buckets are handy for scooping from pools. Hose off tarps into tubs for easy dumping. Remember, Yuck is slippery, so clean thoroughly. Dispose in the garbage or dumpster. Salt water breaks it down, but do not use salt water near grass or plants.

Is Yuck Slime toxic in any way?

No. All Yuck Slime is non toxic. The only rare allergic reactions reported are usually due to perfumes, laundry soaps, or sensitivities participants already have. Very sensitive individuals should consult a doctor before playing in Yuck. Yuck Tints ingredient list is provided with product info.

Can I reuse it?

Yes, but only for a few days. Once people play in it, bacteria is introduced. You can dry it out, but it still carries bacteria. Best option—dispose and buy fresh!

How can I get it out of clothes?

Hose off as much as possible outside. Do not put Yuck down indoor drains—it clogs pipes. Dry clothes, shake them outside, then launder.

When should we make the Yuck if our event is at 7 pm on an 85 degree sunny day?

If using Chunky Yuck, start it the night before. Heat will not dehydrate Yuck in just one day—it is dense enough to hold moisture.