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QuestionAre there any recipes without glue?
Community AnswerIf you don't want to use glue, you can use flour and water instead. It works well from my experience. -
QuestionIf I don't want to use flour, can I use a glue stick?
Community AnswerOf course! This is literally what the method above is. Just make sure you don't put it with water, or it will be too sticky and runny. -
QuestionWhat do I do when it is really sticky?
Community AnswerPut it in the freezer for a few minutes. If it comes out too hard to stretch, run it under water while stretching it. -
QuestionHow do I make sticky tack without liquid starch?
Community AnswerYou can use any type of detergent in your house. I find that Tide and Gain work the best. -
QuestionWhat should I do if I am not allowed to use an oven?
Community AnswerWhile it may be a slower method, just leaving the glue stick with its cap off for a couple of days should do the trick. -
QuestionWhy do I dry out the gluestick when making sticky tack?
Community AnswerBecause instead of being like poster putty, it'll just be cooked glue and will adhere better. -
QuestionWhat if I don't have any dry glue?
Community AnswerIf you don't have any dry glue, get some new glue and let it sit without its cap for a couple of days. -
QuestionWhat if I mix both ingredients but the consistency is still like water?
Community AnswerThen add more starch. You might just have to keep experimenting until you find the perfect consistency. -
QuestionDoes the flour and water recipe dry out?
Community AnswerYes, it does. Store it in an airtight container and it will last longer. -
QuestionWhat if you don't have any of these products?
Community AnswerYou can buy it from a shop, or you can borrow from family or friends. You will have at least some detergent and even a glue stick. -
QuestionHow does flour and water work to make the sticky tack?
Community AnswerIt forms a glue-like substance that ever-so-slightly dries out to make something similar. -
QuestionWhat can I use if I do not have liquid starch?
Community AnswerYou could use any type of detergent in your house. -
QuestionHow do I make sticky tack if I don't have Elmer's glue or detergent?
Community AnswerYou could use any all-purpose glue. It doesn't matter about the brand. It matters how you make it. -
QuestionCan I make sticky tack with toothpaste?
Community AnswerNo because it would not last like the glue would. It would dry out and lose it's stickiness too quickly. -
QuestionCan I make glue into blue tack at school quickly?
Community AnswerSure, as long as you already have a dried glue stick in your pencil case. You won't need to worry about colour, and the baby powder is just used if it's too sticky to handle. -
QuestionCan I stick paper onto the wall with the first recipe?
Community AnswerYou can try, but it's unlikely to be sticky enough to hold the paper up for a long period of time. -
QuestionCan I use purple Elmer's glue to make sticky tack?
Gaming & GymnasticsCommunity AnswerIf it is a glue stick, yes. You can use the liquid glue, too. Just follow the instructions above. -
QuestionHow do I make sticky tack if I don't have any glue sticks?
Community AnswerYou could make slime or mix flour with water and make a tack consistency. If it's too sticky or runny, it won't work at all. -
QuestionCan I dry super glue and use that to make sticky tack?
Community AnswerNo. Super glue dries too quickly and doesnt have the PVA that glue does. -
QuestionEven when I add more starch, it is still watery. What am I doing wrong?
Community AnswerYou my be using a liquid starch that is either expired or cannot activate the glue. -
QuestionCan I use water and cornflour as the liquid starch?
Community AnswerNo, it will not work if you use water and cornflour. -
QuestionWhat should I do if the sticky tack is very dry?
Community AnswerAdd more glue and put it in the fridge for longer. -
QuestionHow can I make flour and water tack sticky?
Community AnswerMake sure you don't add too much water, but add a little more water than usual. -
QuestionCan I make slime out of blue tack?
Community AnswerYes, you can. Just stretch the blue tack and add hand soap or dish soap and stretch it again. -
QuestionWhat if none of the detergents work?
Gaming & GymnasticsCommunity AnswerDid you try Tide? I am pretty sure that the Tide and Gain detergents work best. -
QuestionHow do I dry out sticky tack to make jewelry?
Community AnswerShape the tack into the desired shape and let it dry out for a few days. Once it's dried out, you can use it for your jewelry. -
QuestionHow can I make the sticky tack stretch?
Community AnswerGradually add a 1:1 ratio mixture of liquid cornstarch and glue until it's as stretchy as you'd like. -
QuestionWhat if I don't have any glue whatsoever ?
Community AnswerUse flour and water. It works to make a sticky-ish tack! Just mix the two, and voila - sticky tack! -
QuestionCan I use liquid starch?
Community AnswerYes, if you do the method with liquid glue. This method uses liquid glue, liquid starch and food coloring. -
QuestionI made it with glue and I can stretch it with my hands. It is not ready yet, and it is sticking to my hands. What can I do to get it off? And how do I get it to be less stretchy?
Community AnswerTry to add some cornstarch or flour and then knead it again. You can also put it on a piece of plastic and let it dry out just a bit.
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