Boo Bubbles Bubbles are cool, but bubbles filled with fog are even cooler!
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Bubbles are cool, everyone knows that… but bubbles filled with fog are even cooler! This amazing kit allows you to generate your own dry ice-filled bubbles, and bounce them in the palm of your hand. Just fill the bubble generator with dry ice and warm water, dip the rubber tubing in bubble solution and get ready to make the most ghostly and exciting bubbles you’ve ever seen!
Then, put on your cotton gloves and get ready to bounce those bubbles in the palm of your hand. This experiment flooded our phones with excited fans when Steve introduced it on television and now you can bring home your own Boo Bubble Generator! Recommended for children ages 8 and up.
What's included?
1 Boo Bubble Generator:
- 1 Plastic jar with lid
- 1 Pair of cotton gloves (one size fits most)
- 1 9 oz. plastic cup
- Rubber tubing
- 1 Threaded nozzle (for better bubble solution collection)
- 1 Bottle of dish soap
How does it work?
The original idea of creating fog filled bubbles came from a demonstration presented by Bob Becker in 1995 called a Leaky Faucet. Fog filled bubbles dropped from a “faucet” made out of PVC pipe. Steve Spangler updated this idea by being able to control the flow of the carbon dioxide gas with his Dry Ice Cloud Generator. Steve also added his Bouncing Bubble demo using knit gloves to create a ghostly looking “touchable” bubble that vanishes with a burst of smoke.What does it teach?
Kids will remember this exciting Chemistry lesson for years to come. Help them understand the concepts of surface tension, gasses and more all while having a blast with bouncing Boo Bubbles.Product FAQ
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Ellen Appearance October 2009
October 30th, 2009 -
Dry Ice Fun at Halloween
October 19th, 2009 -
Boo Bubbles - Dry Ice Science
October 12th, 2009 -
Dry Ice Boo Bubbles
October 8th, 2007
Click the thumbnail below to see the video.
Eric, Seattle - November 2, 2009 Really Fun!!!
Totally recommend it, the kids had a blast for a long time with this.
After making hand-held bubbles, then they tried using a tray of the soapy water and started making really big bubbles on the tray surface.
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jereme worthington, moss, point mississippi - September 8, 2009 boo
its cool steven |
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