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MIXING INSTRUCTIONS

CONGRATULATIONS on your quest of purchasing gunge!

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Now lets help you get it mixed and LETS GET MESSY!

STEP ONE

Get everything together

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Fill your bucket with 10 litres of hot water (not boiling)! (We're aiming for the temperature of a hot bath...)

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Mix the water with your hand / electric mixer / paddle

STEP 2

​Add the powder into the moving water and continue to mix vigorously for around 2-3 minutes - the water will thicken to the gunge consistency stated on the powder packet. 

TOP TIP: The quicker you add the powder to the mixing water, the less likely lumps will form.

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We suggest leaving the gunge to stand and goop together for around 20-30 minutes so it reaches a safe temperature

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(Remember - the thicker the gunge the slower it will cool so we also suggest giving it a quick mix before use to dissipate any hot spots)!

TOP TIPS

Have a read of our gunge top tips whilst your gunge is cooling and thickening...

Flames

Warm gunge vs Cold gunge

Gunge does go cold pretty quickly - some like this, some don't

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Keep your gunge warm by placing the bucket in a bath of hot water - just don't make it too deep or you'll 'float' the bucket and it'll tip over. 

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Also perfect for warming gunge back up if left overnight!

Wine Barrels

Gunge Storage

Our gunge powder will keep for around 2 years if kept in a cool and dry environment.

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Our mixed gunge will last for around 4 days before we advise disposing of it. Although, if our gunge is stored at a cool temperature (below 5 degrees Celsius / 41 Fahrenheit) you may get 6-7 days (but we DEFINATELY advise warming it back up before use!)

Orange Balloon

Get creative...

Get creative with how you get gunged... ever thought of gunge balloons?

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Pour our mixed gunge into a soda bottle;

Get a balloon, blow it up, twist the neck;

Secure the neck of the balloon on the neck of the bottle, untwist;

Squeeze the contents into the balloon remove from bottle and tie...

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