this may sound silly but are the bubbles large and "poppy" or small and "stingy"? Can this be used directly to a glass vs. a bottle or container?
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You get a mix of bubbles they come out very fast . I would be concerned that a glass bottle would break from the force.
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IMO ... I angle the output stream toward the glass so it bounces back into a bubble wand and I get a nice mix of different bubbles sizes and speeds. BUT it's not the same style I think you and I both like - the tiny ones a $35, over-the-edge power filter produces. And I like having the carbon for more clarity. So I am thinking about putting one back on for the bubbles and the carbon.
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The small bottle that comes with it lasts less than one hour.That brand gives you a gazillion bubbles. All other brands gives less bubbles.
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I would probably agree with Busy Mom's answer, I just have never run it constantly, only 5 -10 minutes at a time, and it would probably depend on the bubble solution, since I have glycerin in the mix, the bubbles last awhile, so that's why I don't run it constantly
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Sure, I haven't tried it, but anything glass would work well. And that's great idea to make the glass a little safer. I'd recommend watching a YouTube video on how the full time guys do it, as they have tricks to keep bubbles out. Nathan www.wework180s.com
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I tried using it as removable stencil and it tears very easily. I used it on a glass bottle - hope that helps you?!
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I have so many bottles and sippy cups now that I sometimes have a hard time remembering what goes together and what doesn't! But if my memory serves me correctly, I used these with the Dr. Brown's WIDE bottles, the four ounce ones (mine were plastic). Hope this helps!
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The one bottle it comes with is good for about 20-30 minutes of bubbles. So really it depends on how long you want bubbles for.
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It doesn't blow very well if you put too much juice in it. It works great with about a shot glass of bubble juice. It's very easy to refill, Just pour it in the front. I never leave mine on continually so I don't know about the time question. I use it for short blasts of bubbles and it works great for that.
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The one I ordered had a heavy plastic bubble. However, I am looking for an old glass one, and so far the othe has worked.
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You can just buy bubble liquid at the store, grocery or toy. You could also go old school and make it yourself, water and dish liquid will do it. For more resilient bubbles as a dash of glycerin (also can be purchased online or at a grocery store). Side note: This product lasted less than two weeks before it broke. Good lunch and be careful with it.
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You can add pretty much anything you want to the bottle. If you want to make 'sodas', you put in some water, and the flavoring. Lemon juice works fine. Pretty much anything you can blow bubbles through works.
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We used it on an Iced Tea bottle. It did fine for filling a glass of Ice Tea.
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Sean we have found that any bubble liquid works just fine. We even tried a cheap version we found nearly by the gallon at the local Dollar General! Loads of fun!
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hard to say. i have it in a 20 gal. tank & have to restrict it a bit. lots of bubbles. suggest you try it & if necessary, add a second one.
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Yes definitely. I've used others, and some do make better bubbles than others.
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I have used on glass and most other products....I have no problem with it. You may be using to much putty. minimal amount,small pea size , placed at 12 3, 6, and 9, is usually how I place small pea size. Hold object gently and push down.... If glass is vase full of water ... I have found it will not &lt; work. Hope this helps!