#transsliime

My floam I ordered from @transsliime arrived today!!! They also sent me a super sweet card and some candy ♡♡

I’m soo happy with this floam! It’s pink and crunchy and just the right amount of squishy! ♡ Would definitely recommend buying stim slime/floam from them! They’re very sweet, asking what name I wanted the package to be addressed to (since PayPal uses my deadname) and were very patient with my questions.

But yeah! I’m so super happy with my order, so if you want floam/slime you should check out their tumblr! Also their wife is, if I’m not mistaken, doing commissions! I’m just!! I’m so happy I can’t really keep a solid train of thought, so apologies if this post was a little scattered!

[image description: a clear plastic cup container with a white lid containing half pastel blue floam and half pastel pink floam. The floam is studded with tiny white polystyrene beads. The lidded cup container sits in a blue bowl-plate.]

Cotton Candy Swirl Floam: $10 USD / $13.44 AUD (check link for regional pricing) for a 5 oz / 141 gram container.

Ships worldwide from the US.

Product description:

[image description: a clear plastic cup container with a white lid containing pastel blue floam. The floam is studded with tiny white polystyrene beads. The lidded cup container sits in a blue bowl-plate.]

Baby Blue Floam: $10 USD / $13.44 AUD (check link for regional pricing) for a 5 oz / 141 gram container.

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Product description:

[image description: a ball of fine white floam made from tiny white polystyrene beads sitting in a blue bowl-plate. The ball is dipped and ridged in places, showing the impressions left by fingertips.]

Custom Floam: $15 USD / $20.17 AUD (check link for regional pricing) for a 5 oz / 141 gram container.

Ships worldwide from the US.

Ordering details:

This is for a fully custom floam! I have 3 custom slots available! Pick your variations and decide:

The color of your floam!

[image description: a clear plastic cup container with a white lid containing bright green floam. The floam is studded with tiny white polystyrene beads. The lidded cup container sits in a blue bowl-plate.]

Neon Green Floam: $10 USD / $13.44 AUD (check link for regional pricing) for a 5 oz / 141 gram container.

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Product description:

[image description: a clear plastic cup container with a white lid containing bright orange floam. The floam is studded with tiny white polystyrene beads. The lidded cup container sits in a blue bowl-plate.]

Sweet Orange Floam: $10 USD / $13.44 AUD (check link for regional pricing) for a 5 oz / 141 gram container.

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Product description:

[image description: a bright toxic-sludge green liquidy or oozy slime shown coiled in a bowl and sitting flattened/smooth in the same bowl, rather like ooblek.]

Price: $13.64 AUD (check link for regional pricing) for a 5 oz / 141 gram container. Ships worldwide from the US.

Because this slime is so unusual, here’s the product description:

Neon Ooze is a soft and mostly liquid slime that solidifies when played with, almost like ooblek! It's sticky when you touch it lightly and pulls off your hands when you poke it roughly! I suggest playing with it in a container, rather than pouring it onto your hands like other slimes- it runs easily and will get stuck in fabrics and no one wants that. Unscented and in a 5 Oz container, If it feels sticky add a little bit of baby oil and make sure you have clean and moisturized hands before playing!        

I only like slime if it hits a certain magical not-sticky not-oozy not-gooey not-wet quality, and a lot of them (especially store-bought slimes) have been just horrible to handle. I popped all mine inside a balloon (making a balloon stress ball) just so as not to waste it. I found mine quite nice to handle that way, and I think your idea of turning cronch slime into a balloon stress ball is a great one!

Tumblr creatives @transsliime and @caseydickdanger have both made cronch slime (here, here and here). Searching fishbowl slime or crunchy slime on Etsy gets you more options for bead-studded crunchy slime. Please note, though: many of the results appear to be less crunchy/fishbowl/cronch slime and more simple floam.

Finding balloon stress balls on Etsy was … less simple. There’s a seller, Dres Stress Balls, who uses plain lentils (somewhere between $5 to $6 AUD a ball) and everything else appears to be of the soft and squishy stress ball variety. I’ve made balloon stress balls myself with plain rice, and I can confirm that they’re mouldable and pleasantly crunchy, but I suspect they’ll lack the liquid element that comes from the slime.

A general search with multiple terms got me links to Karina Garcia videos and little else.

I know that @caseydickdanger used to make balloon stress balls filled with orbeez/water beads and slime for the specific purpose of allowing people to enjoy water beads and slime without the icky texture. Casey, I don’t know how well they sold or if you’re planning to do anything similar again, but I call your attention to a potential customer!

Otherwise, the far less useful option is to suggest buying cronch slime and begging or bribing someone else to fill a balloon with it for you: @stimmystimmycocoapuff has written a fair bit on the subject of DIY stress balls.