INGREDIENTS

INSTRUCTIONS

Mix the dish detergent with the water. (Measure carefully, it makes a big
difference. Stir. Add the glycerine (you can usually get this in a drug
store), this makes more durable bubbles.
You can bend a wire coat hanger into a circle and wind a string around
it. Depending on how big you make your circle, you get great big bubbles.
The string helps in getting the liquid to stay on the circle.
You can also use straws and string-Tie a 2 1/2 foot length of string
through 2 straws and unleash square <G> bubbles. The trick is to dip your
string and straw thing into the solution, then wave it through the air.
Break the bubble off by flipping the apparatus up a bit.
Plain straws make good bubble pipes. Also try using the plastic
strawberry baskets, they make lots of little bubbles. It is fun to
experiment with all different bubble makers.
Big-time bubble making is a bit like fishing. You'll have much better
luck in cool wet weather. Early evenings, nighttime and early mornings are
often good. Just after a rain is ideal. Don't throw any leftovers away
either. The longer your solution sits, the better it gets.
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