I accidentally opened my cheese squishy and tried to add more slime inside becau

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... Read moreI recently faced a similar problem when I tried to add more slime inside my cheese squishy because it had too much air. After opening it carefully, I poured in the extra slime, but when I tried to glue the cap back on, it just wouldn't close properly. From my experience, here are a few helpful tips that might make the process smoother. Firstly, before sealing the squishy again, make sure to remove any excess slime around the opening. Too much slime can prevent the cap from fitting snugly. Using a gentle paper towel or cloth, wipe away slime residue to ensure a clean surface. Next, consider the type of glue you're using. Some glues become too rigid and don’t allow the squishy to flex as needed, so a flexible adhesive like silicone glue or craft glue designed for rubber might work better. If you notice air bubbles trapped inside, try gently pressing the slime to push the air out before sealing. Sometimes, slowly closing the cap while pressing it down evenly helps avoid gaps. In my case, allowing the glue to dry partially before fully pressing the cap helped achieve a tighter seal. If the original glue isn’t working at all, another DIY option is to use food-grade sealants or even double-sided tape in a pinch, though glue is generally more durable. Be patient and let any glue cure fully, as rushing the process can cause the seal to fail. Overall, patience and a careful touch are key. This little repair effort can save your favorite squishy and keep it fun and squishy for longer!