Bubbles are a favorite entertainment for many people. Children are very fond of blowing them, but their parents, as soon as the children turn away, are happy to take up this fun activity. The secret of big soap bubbles is the composition and the blowing device. The compositions are sold in the store, but they give a fairly average result, you can prepare them yourself.
It is necessary
- - laundry soap,
- - baby shampoo,
- - glycerin,
- - ammonia,
- - sugar,
- - washing powder,
- - water.
Instructions
Step 1
The main components of a solution for blowing soap bubbles are water and soap. In order for the bubbles to last longer, not to burst and to be large, you need to add a binder. The most popular ingredients for this are sugar, glycerin and ammonia. Glycerin and ammonia are available at the pharmacy. For the main composition, it is recommended to use laundry soap dissolved in water, which is better diluted with baby shampoo, you can take dishwashing detergent.
Step 2
The recipe, the most versatile and simple, looks like this. 200 ml of dish detergent (for manual use, not for dishwashers) must be diluted with 600 ml of water by adding 100 ml of glycerin. Stir the mixture until completely homogeneous. You may need to warm it up a little for this. The binder in this composition is glycerin.
Step 3
The second soap bubble recipe is more time consuming and a little more complicated. But the result will impress you. Take 600 ml of preheated water, add 300 ml of glycerin there. Then drip with ammonia, about 20 drops. Next, add 50 g of washing powder. Mix thoroughly and let it brew for 2-3 days. Then filter the resulting mixture and refrigerate for 10-12 hours. The solution is ready!
Step 4
Another fairly simple method that produces nice bubbles. Take laundry soap and grate it to make at least 4 tablespoons of shavings. Pour the shavings into 400 ml of hot water. Stir the shavings until the soap dissolves. Let the mixture sit for one week, then add 2 teaspoons of sugar. When the sugar has dissolved, you can start blowing bubbles.
