Hello again! This time I bring you a very easy tutorial to do and very practical for these dates that it begins to be warm and we can finally spend more time in the park with the kids.
Children love to blow soap bubbles, and nowadays pomperos can be found anywhere, surely in the kiosk around the park that we usually go there. Has it ever happened to you that you want to fill the tube again and the soap bubbles do not come out? Well, today I will tell you the secret to making the perfect mix and that your desired soap bubbles come out.
Today I will teach you how to make the best soap bubbles to be able to use our decorated pompero that we will do in my next tutorial, with easy-to-get materials we can spend many hours of fun blowing soap bubbles anywhere.
Materials
- Water or distilled water
- Soap: it can be of any type, dishwasher, hand soap, laundry soap, etc.
- Glycerin: the latter is optional, simply if we add liquid glycerin to the mixture, the bubbles will come out bigger.
- A large container with a lid to store the mixture.
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- A large container to store the mixture.
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- The ideal soap is dishwasher.
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- Liquid glycerin can be found at the pharmacy or in DIY stores.
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Procedure for making the mixture to make soap bubbles
We can make the mixture in a large jug of water, so we will have enough to play on different occasions, the mixture can be keep perfectly for several months without being altered.
Once we have the materials at hand, we simply have to mix them following these proportions: two measures of water, one measure of soap and half a measure of glycerin. That is, for two liters of water we will use one liter of soap and half a liter of glycerin. And voila, we already have the mixture ready to make soap bubbles wherever we want.
We can use the mixture to pour it into small pots and take them to the park, to the booth or to the excursion that we do. We can also pour a little mixture into a large container and use different objects to make our soap bubbles, such as straws, to make multiple soap bubbles, cut bottles, or our own hands.
Another very fun and entertaining idea for children is draw with soap bubbles. To do this, we only have to put mixture to make soap bubbles in small pots and color it with artificial coloring or liquid paints and when the mixture is already dyed, use it to make bubbles that collide with our sheets, canvases or wall, and thus when the bubbles explode. they will leave their "footprint" stamped in different colors.
And finally and the most fun is to create our own decorated pompero, to be able to take it everywhere and make bubbles showing off our decorated pompero.
I hope you liked and served this tutorial and that you put it into practice with your little ones.
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