The video is about making ultra-clear slime. The creator compares three different glues: Elmer's Glue Gallon, Elmer's 1 Quart Clear Glue, and DE Rice Glue. She tests each glue to see which one produces the clearest slime. After a week, she checks on the slime and finds that the Elmer's 1 Quart Clear Glue with added water has cleared up the fastest. The Elmer's Glue Gallon and DE Rice Glue still have bubbles and a slight tint. However, after popping the bubbles and letting it sit for a few more days, all three slimes become clear. The creator concludes that the type of glue used doesn't necessarily affect the clarity of the slime, but rather the batch or container it comes in.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The creator is making a video on how to make ultra-clear slime.
2. The creator has a husband who owns a slime shop on Instagram called "Squishy Bunny".
3. The creator will be testing three different types of glue to see which one makes the clearest slime.
4. The three types of glue being tested are Elmer's glue, Elmer's glue gallon, and Rice glue.
5. The creator will be adding borax to the glue to create the slime.
6. The creator will be letting the slime sit for a couple of days to allow it to clear up.
7. The creator adds water to one of the glue mixtures to see if it will speed up the clearing process.
8. The slime is kneaded with hands to get rid of bubbles.
9. The slime is also mixed with a mixer to speed up the kneading process.
10. The creator checks on the slime after one week and finds that one of the mixtures has cleared up significantly faster than the others.
11. The creator pops bubbles in the slime to help speed up the clearing process.
12. The creator shows the final result of the slime after it has cleared up.
13. The creator compares the final result of the three different glue mixtures.
14. The creator notes that even after the slime has cleared up, it will still get bubbles when played with.