im just curious what the numbers mean.. as in the 5/325. please give me an example of whats stronger and whats weaker in pain killers. also, how to say it when talking about it.. like, five out of of three hundred twenty five or whatever like that.
Pour the mixture onto the baking soda. Once your slime has thickened, pour it over the baking soda. The baking soda is basic and your slime is acidic because of the vinegar. The addition of the baking soda will turn the slime into a bubbling, fizzing slime. The more baking soda you use, the longer and more vigorously the slime will bubble.
It's unlikely your cat would eat a toxic amount of baking soda. Baking soda is used in human and pet products, from toothpastes to kitty litters. It's a useful item to keep on hand in an industrial-size box, but keep it out of reach of your cat and your kids. With baking soda, too much of a good thing can be dangerous.