This guide provides a simple and cost-effective way to create bubble solutions for kids. It covers various methods, including making a solution with glycerin, making a homemade bubble solution, and improving the consistency of the solution.
To make a bubble solution, mix 4 cups of water, 1 cup of dish soap, and 1/3 cup of glycerin in a bowl. Pour the mixture into a tray, then measure 6 cups of water into a container. Pour 1 cup of dish soap into the water and stir until the soap is mixed in.
For a stronger bubble solution, mix 6 cups of water with 1 cup of dish soap. Add a minimum of 1 teaspoon of glycerine or cooking oil to create strong bubbles with great surface tension. Measure the washing-up liquid into a container, such as a jam jar or glass bottle, and slowly add the water, being careful not to create too many bubbles. Fill a bucket with 2 quarts of water and slowly pour in the Dawn Dish Detergent. Stir gently and slowly to prevent bubbles from forming.
This recipe is quick and easy to make with only three ingredients: dawn dish soap, glycerin, and plain old water. By following these steps, you can create a unique and fun bubble solution for your kids to enjoy.
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These bubbles are literally better than the bottle I bought from Walmart. Not only that, but these bubbles 🫧 stay in tact (briefly) when they land on a surface, and even bounce off of each other. STRONG BUBBLES! Not watered down and cheap. They smell great, and I ALWAYS have these 3 things on hand. Bravo to you, I’m only making my own from now on this is brilliant and my kids helped make it. The sugar binder and the measuring make it a bit science-y as well lmao
Thank you soooo much! My dog absolutely loves playing/chasing bubbles from her bubble machine. I’m going thru a few bottles of bubble solution too soon, and even though it only cost me $1.25 ea. it sure adds up….soo, I plan to make it home following your recipe so that my dog Baeya keep enjoying her bubbles!
I tried this recipe, but it didn’t yield expected results. There are mant things I could have done wrong, and after trying again it still didn’t satisfy me. BUT it did remind me of glycerin, which I will try next time. Anyway, thanks! I know this recipe works and I’m the odd one out, just felt like giving the feedback.
Omg! Wonderful article. There’s no article like this about bubbles on the entire internet! This recipe is incredible! I’m absolutely gonna try this.. and I’ll let you know if this turned out amazing! 🥰💜 Edit : As I thought, It turned out Amazing!! I mean, that’s more wonderful and cheap than the store ones! 😍 I absolutely loved this..❤️ Thank you so much for this incredible recipe..I’m gonna subscribe to your website! 🤓💜💜
I converted your recipe to a formula so you can scale it up or down: Room Temp Water: 100% Hot Water: 50% Sugar: 16% Dish Soap: 53% So in 1 liter, you will need 457 grams of room-temperature water, 228 grams of hot water, 73 grams of sugar, and 242 grams of dish soap. The ONLY thing to have in mind is that the Room Temp Water is what you base all the other ingredients on!
My nearly 3 year old daughter helped but it’s annoying cause I can’t say “no you’re doing it wrong” she’s not doing the 👌 symbol. Just throwing her hands into it. We don’t have a garden but lucky our bathroom is a wet room. It’s still annoying to hand soapy water everywhere. Also trying to make bubble rings out of stuff. Can’t think. We don’t have straws anymore. She blows bubbles too hard as well and won’t listen to me haha
I made some and tried it in my bubble gun. It absolutely works! Maybe better than the solution that game with the gun. I used Dawn Ultra dish soap, and bottled water just in case my tap water has too many minerals in it. So thanks for the article. The amount from the ratios above fit into a 16 ounce water bottle for storage. So get your bubble guns for the 4th of July!
Dish soap is not a good option for bubble bath. It’s very hard on the skin. Especially skin on your nipples, genitalia. 1 week of using dish soap for a bubble bath, the skin and mucus membranes on my penis are like leather. Seriously. No joke. The dish soap has harsh chemicals to strip fat and grease from food. Same thing happens with your mm.
Hi, I see that this article was made 3 years ago, so I hope you can still see my comment. I made this recipe today. Thank you. But I couldn’t do the thing with your fingers, so I had to use a wand. I must be the only person who can’t blow a bubble from a wand. It’s like it will blow small bubbles, then the next 2 or 3 times, no bubbles come out. I’ve tried blowing softly and forcefu.fully amd no bubbles. I took 7 large spoons from the kitchen, and only one worked halfway decent., but same problem with it only working 1 out of 4 tries. I am making this with Dawn for indoor use. Could you please give me some feedback on what I’m doing wrong? I would appreciate your help so much! I watched one of your shows. You are incredible! Gail
Okay I’ll rate this a solid 7.8/10 Made it according to instructions wasn’t the best but I then boiled it reduced the volume and it was the best solution ever Made it again today and I gotta say the recipe works quite well the reason it didn’t work well for me the first time was because I didn’t put enough dish soap
Oooommmmgggggggg it really worked 😮😊 i promise that I didn’t see the comment section first i make it first and sees after i really sees that after I think some schools have on science day they will do science experiments if my new school had science experiments I will do this experiments this experiment is really good I will do it in my school and I have a doubt what is the sugar is for can you answer my question ❓❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋
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