Happiness is what you experience when you watch soap bubbles fly. It's so much fun to let them in with your child, run after them and eat them. But they end quickly and are often spilled. You can make bubbles at home with your child, and then go outside and experiment with them.
There are some simple recipes for making homemade soap bubbles:
- Rub the laundry soap into a container, fill it with water and stir until the soap shavings are completely dissolved. For faster dissolution, you can slightly warm the mixture.
- Pour 1 glass of water, 1 glass of dishwashing liquid into a jar, add 2 tsp. glycerin and 1 tsp. sugar, mix everything.
- Mix 300 ml of water with 100 ml of dishwashing liquid, add 50 ml of glycerin to them. Shake everything and let stand. Remove the foam formed on the surface.
- Mix 3 cups of water with 30 g of powder detergent, add 20 g of ammonia to them. Let it brew for 3 days, then filter.
- Add 300 ml of water to 100 ml of baby shampoo, put 2 tsp. sugar and a drop of food coloring, mix everything.
Soap bubbles made according to any of the recipes are best placed in the refrigerator for 12 hours before use. Glycerin is added for bubble strength.
Check the soap bubbles for suitability: try blowing a bubble with a diameter of 10 cm through a tube. After blowing out the bubble, try to burst it with your finger dipped in soapy water. If the bubble of the correct size does not blow out or bursts, add more soap to the solution.
