Mule Team Borax All Natural Detergent Booster & Multi-Purpose Household Cleaner - 65oz

A: We do not recommend using this for slime.

A: We would not recommend using Borax for slime. We do recommend our sister brand, Sta-Flo liquid starch. Visit our Pinterest page for more ideas.

A: We do not recommend using Borax for slime.

A: My daughter's teacher used to use Borax in her slime before a parent complained. My daughter was totally fine. Just don't play with it straight for three hours. Borax is not boric acid!

A: Yes it is one of the best activators for slime. I found don't now how just put a teaspoon of borax and mix it I with a cup of warm water. And it comes with a lot of borax so you can make tons of i me with it

A: Yes it does work amazing for slime

A: We do not recommend bathing in this product since it is a laundry booster and household cleanser.

A: I don't think so. I believe it is toxic and should not be ingested or consumed. I did a search and it has a warning label not to ingest. It can cause organ damage.

A: If you were to soak your clothes in the tub using this product, 100% have done this as a pretreatment with many rugs of mine.

A: I think you can, though it may just detoxify at the surface and not pull toxins as may be the case with epsom salts. People drink this daily and it's safe. You only need a pinch in a glass of water.

A: Not good for their paws. Use baking soda instead.

A: This is not a freshener - we do not recommend using it in your litter box.

A: No, it is harmful if swallowed,

A: Yes. You can sprinkle it around baseboards of your home. It gets in the insects exoskeleton and kills them. But don’t put it in pet areas.

A: 20 Mule Team Borax has not been tested as an insecticide so we cannot recommend that use.

A: The only way to get rid of bed bugs is to hire an exterminator.

A: Yes it has no added scent.

A: There is not a fragrance added.

A: Scent-free. Borax has never been scented.

A: 20 Mule Team Borax is a excellent laundry booster. It can assist with getting rid of odor and tough stains.

A: Vinegar instead of fabric softener does that, works like a charm.

A: This does not contain boric acid.

A: Borax and boric acid are both naturally occurring compounds. Boraxis made up of sodium, oxygen and boron. Boric acid is created from the mixture of borax with other naturally occurring minerals.

A: We do recommend using 20 Mule Team Borax to spot clean or steam clean your carpets. It has not been tested as a carpet freshener.

A: No it is harmful if swallowed.

A: Definitely. Have used it for years, even on colored delicates.

A: 20 Mule Team Borax is safe for all types of cloths and laundry.

A: You should add Twenty Mule Team Borax to the drum prior to adding laundry to it. Please speak to your doctor for how to best address any issues with fungus removal.