Can You Turn the Inside of a NeeDoh into Slime? Here's the Verdict
Cutting open a NeeDoh for slime ruins a good fidget toy and yields a sticky mess. Here's why the filling is not slime and what you should buy instead.
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Cutting open a NeeDoh for slime ruins a good fidget toy and yields a sticky mess. Here's why the filling is not slime and what you should buy instead.
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