When you want to stiffen the fabric you have to apply, the fabric must be dry when you apply starch. Not only does shirts simply look better, they will be more resistant to creases, looking 'sharper' the whole day long with a crisp and stiff feel.

The product creates a pristine finish, extra crisp linen, and helps prevent stains penetrating fabrics as well as makes ironing easier. I wish I knew what was going on because lots of folks have said it works great and then a handful of you have this happen. The Craft Planet glitter glue worked better than the others but it still didnt look like the slime in your pictures. So we set about sourcing a traditional, water-soluble starch of the highest standard and with the purest ingredients, because we appreciate the way that only a real starch can add subtle crispness to a shirt, a touch of luxury to bed linen and, let’s be honest, isn’t it great to have napkins that stay in shape when you fold them? While starch can be applied to fabrics and allowed to dry before ironing, you will have better results with sizing if you spray small areas of the garment just before ironing.

I'm from the UK and just made my own slime for the first time following these guidelines and it turned out great - just like on the pictures! Please keep in mind that not any laundry detergent will work, and not even every type of laundry detergent from this very brand will work. My 3yr old and I made this today using the seventh generation and pritt clear PVA (we are in the UK).

Available in 5 different colours – Bronze, Copper, Gold, Green and Silver – they can be used by mixing the desired amount to our Finishing Coat or Waxes to form a paint consistency. A traditional starch to give your table linen, bed linen, and other cotton rich items an old fashioned crisp finish.I don't know what all is in Kershaw's, but I wouldn't feel comfortable using a glue-based slime with any kiddos who might taste it, myself.