DIRECTIONS
We can’t wait for our bubbles to meet you. :)
Extremely strong & elastic! The biggest bubbles you’ve ever seen!
3-RING WAND
Dip all of the rings and drip off the excess
-A heavy bubble pops fast! So drip, drip, drip!-
Slowly turn and move your feet & body around in a full circle, pulling the wand with you.
Create 30+ baseball sized bubbles!
6-RING WAND
Dip all of the rings and drip off the excess
Hold one handle in each hand making a vertical line.
-One arm up pointing the wand above your head and the other wand down pointing to your feet.-
SLOWLY turn and move your feet and body around in a full circle, pulling the wand with you.
PRO TIP:
CATCH THE BUBBLES!
Dip your hand completely up to your wrist into the bubble solution, then shake off the excess.
Try not to rub your hands together. Foam is actually tiny air bubbles that can pop soap bubbles.
Just dip, shake and catch!
-CPSC approved-
TRIANGLE WAND
USE ONLY WITH LOW WIND
Dip strings completely in the solution.
2. Keep tips together, lift straight up out of the bucket in front of you, to eye level. (Keep the tips together until the string is totally out of the bucket because anything dry, like the bucket, will pop the bubble film. If it is a little breezy, we get the sides of the bucket wet to prevent this from happening.)
3. If there is a gentle breeze, turn so the breeze hits your back.
4. Drip, drip, drip the excess solution into the bucket - a heavy bubble pops fast!
5. Gently begin to open the tips, by stretching out both arms to each side.
-quick motion can pop the bubble film, go slow!-
6. Step backwards like you are engulfing or swallowing the air into the bubble film.
7. Close the tips to form a complete bubble, or keep your arms open and see how long you can make the bubble until it pops!
PRO TIPS:
Low & Slow Wind! Enjoy this wand to it’s fullest! Look for 10mph breeze or under. Find a wind block, go in the garage, or use on a still day.
Bubbles LOVE humidity! When making big bubbles in the summer, the direct sun will evaporate the bubble faster. Find a shady spot out of direct sunlight. Our largest pictured bubble was made by our son on a very humid day at 110 feet long!
