Does anyone use Bubble Stop in addition to this product?
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Never heard of Bubble Stop, Marlene, so my answer would be NO.....and have never had bubbles in waterbed (as I know of)....doburp bladder before replacing seal whenever I add water or product....Molly, a waterbed veteran of 36 years.....
1188871
I use both. The conditioner keeps the vinyl mattress from in good condition and the bubble stop helps a lot to reduce bubbles. I add Conditioner every three months and bubble stop when bubbles start or six months.
1188872
Nope, have had a water bed over 40 years now. Only have ever used a water bed conditioner.
1188873
Yes, they can both be used simultaneously, they perform 2 different tasks. Bubble Stop does not condition the water, it only aids in reducing air. The bed must be conditioned as well.
1979792
No any brand works but I find quality brands like Miracle Bubble to be worth the little extra money.
1997082
I will test one and let you know of the results.Edit: It will make the edges rise and cause bubbles.
116118
We have extremely hard water. We use Bubble Bandit Dishwasher Detergent and add TSP. This combination has worked well for us. Plus Bubble Bandit has a clean smell! :)
371065
I have been using Bubble Bandit for months now and have not had that problem. Make sure you do not use more than one scoop of the powder. Also, make sure you do not have any tall items in your dishwasher blocking the rotating spraying arm from circulating while it rinses the dishes. I would suggest trying another load of dishes. Do not give up. Bubble Bandit is a great product! I even use it on clothing and upholstery for stubborn stains. Of course, always check a small corner of the fabric with a Bubble Bandit solution (mixed with water) to make sure colors will not weep.
1941662
I found that once you remove the cover, you will have to replace it with another. Read the instructions carefully and use a credit card to push it along and your bubble count will decrease.
433767
It's a great system, and the pumps make mixing a no-brainer...but Charles' comment about the bubbles is true. I used it to fill cracks in knot holes. I dripped it into the cracks and continued until it was about 1/16" above the surface of the wood. After letting it set for about 8 hours, I sanded flush, and in many cases, there were holes in the surface caused by bubbles. They weren't large - about 1/32" or so - but they were there. I'd love to find out how to avoid the bubbles...
2011780
Sorry "S", though I'd planned to use that expandable foam last fall I didn't. I'll be using it in a month or so too replace flotation in a little run-about. I did see a few people use it successfully on "You Tube." You may want to explore. that.option.
226187
I would think not. The VacuVin product pumps out air to slow the oxidizing process. But with sparkling waters and sparkling waters, the bubbles continue to create pressure which would negate the vaccuum effect. What you need is something that holds the air pressure tightly, which would be a "Champagne stopper".
48259
We have ours outside but bring it inside each night. And we use bubble solution. We tired homemade bubbles but they just don't work good in this machine.
1996579
Written instructions come in the packet, along with this link to this youtube video. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xEl9hqZRJd4The video was very helpful, along with the tip to combine bubbles together to form several large bubbles before squeezing them out. Removing tiny bubbles is a pain, but after mushing tiny bubbles together to form one large bubble, removing the one large one was a snap.
646226
Yes, many times, especially when we want to make very large bubbles. We add it to our bubble mix and it makes the bubbles much stronger and longer lasting Sharon
1880802
I recently purchased this product too and had the same problem initially. The bubble would just build up or bunch up until they got so big they would spill out the side of the ladder. It eventually started working more reliably. I think there is a coating from manufacturing that initially prevents the bubble from moving up the ladder. You can try using a soft sponge and dish detergent to wash the ladder or just let the bubbles action start working on its own the longer the ladder is in the water and the residue is removed on its own. The only other problem with this simple system is that the yeast fermentation mixture only lasts about two weeks for me and does not produce CO2 for 28 days mentioned in the instructions.
1268524
I used the one from the manufacturer! I read you could use other bubbles but I chose to use the ones recommended at least for this first go round!
701203
Bubbles, I have searched everywhere to no avail. I did read from a post that it was discontinued by Kellog's, why I have no idea!! I like you only used them. So did so many others. If I find them or any further info I will post. Maybe we ALL should contact Kellogs!
1995229
Sorry, I only carry the small bubbles. That seams to be what all of our customers want.
796423
I called the manufacturer who said the bubble takes up pressure. You do want to keep the gauge upright or liquid will drain out. That part is not the best design, although I have not quantified the unit, it seems to me that it an accurate reflection of pressure.