How to Make a Frozen Bubble
Prepare your "bubble juice"., Dip your straw in the "bubble juice.", Blow your bubble., Put your bubble on a plate., Freeze your bubble., Take out the bubble.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Prepare your "bubble juice".
Mix up water and baby shampoo, or any liquid soap, in a large bucket or dish. -
Step 2: Dip your straw in the "bubble juice."
Get your straw, or your choice of "bubble wand"
and dip it in the "bubble juice".
There should be a film of the solution at the end of the straw.
Carefully move the straw near your plate. , Blow a bubble of any size, just make sure it can fit on the plate.
Don't blow it directly onto the plate; blow it right over the plate. , Carefully place your bubble on a plate.
Your bubbles may pop several times before you can finally put one onto a plate. , Put the dish very gently inside a freezer.
Wait for about 30 minutes to an hour, checking on your bubble every 15 to 20 minutes. , When your bubble is frozen, take out the plate very gingerly, making sure it does not crack.
It will last for about 10 minutes, more or less. -
Step 3: Blow your bubble.
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Step 4: Put your bubble on a plate.
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Step 5: Freeze your bubble.
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Step 6: Take out the bubble.
Detailed Guide
Mix up water and baby shampoo, or any liquid soap, in a large bucket or dish.
Get your straw, or your choice of "bubble wand"
and dip it in the "bubble juice".
There should be a film of the solution at the end of the straw.
Carefully move the straw near your plate. , Blow a bubble of any size, just make sure it can fit on the plate.
Don't blow it directly onto the plate; blow it right over the plate. , Carefully place your bubble on a plate.
Your bubbles may pop several times before you can finally put one onto a plate. , Put the dish very gently inside a freezer.
Wait for about 30 minutes to an hour, checking on your bubble every 15 to 20 minutes. , When your bubble is frozen, take out the plate very gingerly, making sure it does not crack.
It will last for about 10 minutes, more or less.
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