Well, well, well. Here we are!
All here again. Another week, another Pin.
Really just another three and a half to four minutes of your life
that you'll never ever get back again.
For this, I am truly sorry.
I'm also really sorry for cursing so much in these episodes.
Ali Haider challenged me to not curse for an entire video.
So for this episode, I will be replacing all profanity
with some version of the word "flubber."
This week's project was suggested by none other than SirBaconNoodle
He suggested that we try Flubber Soap
Sure thing, SirBaconNoodle.
Oh, I saw that you edited your comment there.
I always love checking people's edited comments because you always get a
sense of either their passive aggressiveness... or their illiteracy.
"Flubber soap or slime soap..."
Flub.
Pin-O-Meter, what do you think?
Pin-O-Meter: Go flub yourself.
Oh. Good, thanks.
Alright, I got all the flubber soap ingredients.
I started with mixing 1/3 of a cup of corn starch
with 1/3 of a cup of Irish Spring shampoo
Fresh and clean as a whistle, that's Irish Spring.
I added some of this powdered dye I got online.
Not really sure how much to put in here.
I couldn't find an exact measurement, so maybe just a good amount... of it?
Then you just kind of mix that all together.
Now it said to throw in some oil, so I put in a dash of that and continued on mixing.
At this point, I believe it should be flubber.
Let me just test it out over here.
You'll know when it's ready, apparently, when it doesn't stick to your hand.
And that is, that's not happening.
I had three flubbin' simple instructions to follow.
Obviously, I flubbed one of them up.
So I added some more corn starch,
some more coloring and oil...
Mmm, no.
No. Flub.
I added some more soap,
then I added some more cornstarch.
Uhh, maybe some more oil?
And some more color?
And mix that together.
Now it's maybe too much corn starch?
Maybe some more oil?
No.
Corn starch?
Soap?
Color?
After about 40 minutes, I think,
I think I've reached the state of flubber...
Maybe?
I attempted another color.
This purple flubber took just as long to make.
But by the end, this one turned out a little more flubbery.
I think. I don't flubbin' know.
The last batch that I made was pink,
and I'm not sure how the flub I did it, but I flubbin' did it!
This is flubber.
This is it. This is the real deal flub.
I said "flub it," and I threw all three colors in together,
added a little bit of glitter,
and there you go. Galaxy flub.
Holy flub, this is a ton of flubbin' flubber soap.
Time to see if it works.
Now in preparation, I didn't shower for about three days,
which is pretty standard, I guess.
I grabbed my giant piece of flubber and began soaping up.
I guess you can wash your face with it?
Uh... you know, real good, throw some in your hair as a little bit of shampoo.
Use it as a body wash.
Really the whole deal, a little under the arms.
Oh, yeah.
Ahh! Flubber in my eye! Aghh...
Well turns out I didn't navigate the ingredients that well.
Apparently, there is a big difference between candle wax dye and soap dye.
Pretty big difference.
Be sure to leave your Pins in the comments below,
like the flub out of this video,
and check out our personal channels.
I just put up a new video over on mine,
Corinne's got a new one up on hers.
We also opened up a merch store
selling weird t-shirt designs and posters and flub that you probably don't need,
so be sure you check that out.
And we'll see you around here next time.