Compound Kings slime
Our single tubs of pre-made Compound Kings butter slime. One scent, one colour, one lid that clicks shut when the table has to go back to being a table.
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Our single tubs of pre-made Compound Kings butter slime. One scent, one colour, one lid that clicks shut when the table has to go back to being a table.
A single tub is the honest way to meet the compound. There is enough of it for one pair of hands across several afternoons, and the scent is one scent rather than an assortment, so the tub smells like itself all the way down.
The large bucket changes the maths. Three pounds is a table-sized amount of Compound Kings slime: three or four children can work from the same tub without anyone running out, and it lasts long enough to stop feeling precious. The layered tub is the odd one in the shelf — worth buying for the first ten minutes alone, when the stripes are still intact.
Press the lid fully down after every session and keep the tub out of sun and off radiators. Our compound dries from the open surface inward, so air is the only thing that shortens its life.
A stiff rim can be kneaded back into the soft middle. Water and lotion cannot rescue a tub that has set through, and both make the body permanently wrong.
Months, if the lid goes back on each time. The compound dries from the surface inward, so the enemy is air rather than age.
It softens over the first few weeks and then holds. Blue raspberry and cookie dough keep longest; the fruit scents in the assorted boxes are lighter to begin with.
No. It releases from skin cleanly, which is the point of a butter-style body. If it is clinging, the tub has been left open and lost moisture.
6 more tubs on the other shelves
