Plus, the best Bubble recipes!
Bubble science
There is a science to the process of making a good bubble solution. Water by itself has a high surface tens ion and water bubbles are small and burst easily.
By adding different elements to the water it will affect the thickness float-ability and strength of soap bubbles. Sugar helps the bubbles evaporate more slowly, making longer-lasting bubbles. Ingredients like glycerin affect strength and weight. Bubbles are the perfect mix of play and science!
Bubble Recipes
Up to the Sky Bubbles
- 2 cups warm water
- 1/4 cup corn syrup
- 1/3 cup dish soap
Super Strong Bubbles
- 2 cups hot water
- 2 tablespoons glycerin (you can find this at the drug store)
- 1 packet of gelatin
What happens if … ?
- We add sugar?
- We don’t use soap?
- We use cold water?
Try using different objects for your bubble wand
- Cookie cutters
- Pipe cleaners
- Slotted spoons
